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Microsoft Group policy isn't pushing Citrix profile policy settings

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http://serverfault.com – We run 22 XA6 off of one image through a provisioning server. We also run another 5 doing the same thing (but these 5 do not publish desktops). Now on the 22 servers we have, we will come in on any random morning and find that the Citrix user profiles are gone and that the Citrix profile manager policy has not applied to any 22 of these servers. We opened up a support ticket because this is the second time it's happened in a little over a week. Here's what we found. If we went back to an earlier version of the image and booted, viola, profiles there. Mind you the only changes were removing (HowTos)

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Submitted by grtyyu on 03/01/2012 – Made popular on 03/01/2012

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