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Is there a way to refresh the policy to take effect immediately? 2

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Scruby

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After creating a new policy it take a little while to take effect. Is there a way to refresh the policy to take effect immediately?

Thanks, Scruby
 
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take a look at secedit for windows 2000 and gpupdate for windows xp and 2003 server. these commands will update group policy
 
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Thanks Swabs.

Scruby
 
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Try :

secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce
 
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Should I use the secedit or the new command gpupdate?

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