Mitch,
Thanks for your reply. I did go through the URL and found that it restores
it to default permissions after dcpromo. Which is a good thing. I have not
done any changes to the Default Domain Policy after DCPROMO and was just
wanting to disable password complexity as users were feeling really upset
with that.
I installed the new GPMC tool provided by Microsoft which ofcourse is easy
and convenient to manage the groups and policies. I will try to run the
dcgpofix tool and hopefully everything goes well and nothing breaks.
thanks again!
"Mitch Tulloch" wrote:
> Could be this GPO is corrupted. You can restore it using dcgpofix.exe, which
> is found in the %windir%\repair folder, but see the warning at
> http://tinyurl.com/5w4t9. See also http://tinyurl.com/62q85 for info about
> the tool.
> --
> Cheers,
> Mitch Tulloch
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> "Neil" <> wrote in message
> news:368CEB0D-35FA-48F7-B097-...
> > Trying to Edit "Default Domain Controller Policy" on Group Policy
> Management
> > Window to change the password settings. Nothing comes up. So, I am unable
> to
> > change any settings for the domain.
> >
> > Win2K3 - No Service Pack Installed yet.
> >
> >
>
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