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You have created and linked a single GPO to your Windows Server 2003 domain to apply various security settings to your client workstations, as well as redirecting the contents of each user's C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\My Documents folder to a central server location of \\FILESERVER1\DOCS\%username%\My Documents. This server share is backed up every night; no client systems are included in the backups. You have several users in a remote branch office that is connected to the corporate headquarters via a 128Kbps ISDN line. One of your branch users calls the help desk needing a file in his My Documents folder restored from backup after he deleted it accidentally. You are dismayed to find that his information does not exist on the FILESERVER1 share. Most other GPO settings have been applied to the client workstation, including event log auditing and account lockout settings. What is the most likely reason that the branch user's files have not been redirected to the central file server?

1. Folder Redirection settings are not applied by default when a user logs onto the network using a slow link.

2. The branch users do not have the Apply Group Policy permission assigned to them for the GPO.

3. You need to link the GPO to the OU that the user objects belong to, not just the domain.

4. The GPO is being applied synchronously when the branch users log onto their workstations.

2.

You have created an MSI installer package to distribute GPMC...