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I know this GPO is the issue as the common name matches, and when I disabled it users can ssh with no problem. Next, open your Group Policy Editor or Management Console. I'm not an expert when it comes to GPOs, but I've searched on how to edit these flags with no luck. In order to fix this make sure that this AD object has following attributes readable: nTSecurityDescriptor, cn, gPCFileSysPath, gPCMachineExtensionNames, gPCFunctionalityVersion, flags. From the context menu, click on Edit to open the Group Policy. The main fix, mentioned in that link, is to do the following: In Microsoft Windows, Group Policy Object (GPO) controls the network by providing an.

I did that and it worked for a short while, but the issue has returned. I should add that the Group Policy Editor just reads and sets the registry values, so setting the registry settings has the same effect as setting the group policy. The first, easy fix was to add a specific flag ad_gpo_ignore_unreadable = True to /etc/sssd/nf.

The error message stated that a specific GPO was unreadable, the message can be seen here: After joining an 18.04 Ubuntu machine to my domain (thru this process - ) and enabling certain users to ssh with their AD credentials, I found that users were getting an access denied response when trying to ssh.

How to edit gpo