GPM Custom GPO-Settings: An error occurred while generating report: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
hello,
as can tell title of question, no expert gpo's. before begin, spent few minutes hour searching , reading in hopes of finding solution , avoid putting myself out there "gpo newb". while found several posts , answers similar , related, questions , answers more advanced , did present solutions providing person had initial knowledge already. that not case , ask little patience , bit of 'hand-holding' need.
i run sbs 2011, , in group policy management have custom gpo. in gpo define settings. i understand may not best or practical method of applying policies, not strict , have few settings. this policy existed prior joining company, , migrated in sbs '11 sbs '03. that may issue, before making changes seeking expert advice.
when select gpo, named "main gpo", , click on tab @ top "settings" see error: "an error occurred while generating report: object reference not set instance of object."
i saw when right click gpo > view > options , select tab "reporting" states reporting work location of .adm files must specified. i see option location set "default" guessing located in c:\windows\sysvol directory. below see there:
c:\windows\sysvol\domain
c:\windows\sysvol\staging
c:\windows\sysvol\staging areas
c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol
i think problem custom gpo not inside default location, speculate is: c:\windows\sysvol\domain\policies (which see objects there).
instead see items in folder: c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\john.local\policies (while typed 'john.local' actual local domain).
to further this, when edit custom gpo, @ top of tree right click on , select properties, see unique name listed there long string of numbers , letters, similar registry entry. i searched server same unique name , found listed inside folder: c:\windows\sysvol\domain\policies
if correct assumption , basic knowledge, should move objects follows:
-move from: c:\windows\sysvol\domain\policies
-move to: c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\john.local\policies
my concerns not correct @ all, break something, there may easier fix moving anything, or overlooking causing error altogether.
thank anyone's , time assisting me request.
john fester
martin
mal ein gutes buch über gpos lesen?
no not evil, if know doing: or bad gpos?
, if bothers me - coke bottle design refreshment :))
Windows Server > Group Policy
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