RE: Domain Security Group Policy

From: Denis Wong _at_ Hong Kong (_at_)
Date: 10/08/04

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    After you press the Advanced button, go to the Owner page, you need to take
    the ownership of the policy.

    BR,
    Denis

    "Jurbop" wrote:

    > I am logged on as administrator on a Domain Controller. I
    > am a member of the Domain and Enterprise Admin groups. The
    > Domain Admin group is the owner of the Domain Security
    > Group Policy (DSGP). When I right click the Domain name in
    > the AD Users and Computers module, click on Properties,
    > then the Group Policy tab, then highlight the DSGP, the
    > EDIT button is grayed out. When I open DSGP Properties,
    > then the Security tab, a message says I have READ ONLY
    > ability and all of the member options are grayed out, and
    > when I click on the ADVANCED tab, I'm notified I can only
    > read the contents. I need to make changes in the DSGP as
    > there are settings there preventing me from doing things
    > on the network. I am a student and this is a small 4 node
    > home network for study purposes. The Domain Group Policies
    > are: Default Domain Policy (DDP, no override), DSGP, and
    > MMC Restrictions in that order. There is relatively
    > nothing defined in the DDP to restrict my access. I also
    > checked the Domain Security Policy and the Domain
    > Controller Security Policy in the Administrative Tools,
    > and didn't see anything to restrict my access there
    > either. Please help!!! Thanks.
    >

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