Re: Re: Account Policies do not appear to apply
- From: lforbes <UseLinkToEmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 2 May 2005 14:29:02 -0500
Hi,
I actually had to restore all my SYSVOL when a drive got corrupted and
then replicated. I lost all my SYSVOL GUID Policy Folders. Basically
what I did was got a copy of the actual GUID folders from another
Domain and put it back into my SYSVOL. The trick was creating the name
in Group Policy to match the GUID and then going through the Local
Security Policies - User Rights Assignment in the Domain Controllers
to make sure the accounts were correct.
Have you checked to see if the GUID folders still exist?
I found this info on the tool.
>For general backup and restore of the Default Domain Policy and
>Default Domain Controller Policy, and also for other GPOs, Microsoft
>recommends that you use the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) to
>create regular backups of these GPOs. You can then use GPMC in
>conjunction with these backups to restore the exact security settings
>that are contained in these GPOs.
>
>For more information about the GPMC, visit the following Microsoft
Web
>site:
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/gpmc/default.mspx
>
>"If you are in a disaster recovery scenario and you do not have any
>backed up versions of the Default Domain Policy or the Default Domain
>Controller Policy, you may consider using the Dcgpofix tool. If you
>use the Dcgpofix tool, Microsoft recommends that as soon as you run
>it, you review the security settings in these GPOs and manually
adjust
>the security settings to suit your requirements." A fix is not
>scheduled to be released because Microsoft recommends you use GPMC to
>back up and restore all GPOs in your environment. The Dcgpofix tool
is
>a disaster-recovery tool that will restore your environment to a
>functional state only. It is best not to use it as a replacement for
a
>backup strategy using GPMC. It is best to use the Dcgpofix tool only
>when a GPO back up for the Default Domain Policy and Default Domain
>Controller Policy does not exist.
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