We have 20 laptops that have been imaged from the supplier
with Windows XP with SP1. When configuring the local
policies for each laptop we have noticed that we can not
change the "Minimum Password Length" policy under Account
Policies\Password Policy.
When the policy is double clicked the number of characters
box is greyed out, even though I am logged in as the local
administrator or the domain administrator.
Re-applying SP1 has not changed this problem.
I have compared the policys from a laptop that works and one that doesn't
and can't find any difference.
RE: Remote Workplace ... Please ensure the laptop located in LAN network and joined the domain, ... Click Select Remote Users, ensure the user is in the users list. ... quotation marks) on the computer and then logoff and logon the laptop. ... The error "The local policy of this system does not permit you to log on ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: RIS built Machines wont join the domain after upgrading to W2 ... It works now I have addedd the extra entries to that key. ... It appears that the policy had been set previoulsy but when the policy was ... > SP1 introduced additonal RPC and SAMR security and during the upgrade SP1 ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
RE: RIS builds fail to join the domain after upgrade to windows 20 ... It works now I have addedd the extra entries to that key. ... It appears that the policy had been set previoulsy but when the policy was ... > SP1 introduced additonal RPC and SAMR security and during the upgrade SP1 ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
Re: Folder Redirection Problem ...laptop group policy not being applied ... check the laptop settings and verify the SBS server is the only DNS ... Next try a manual "gpudate /force" to try to get the policy... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: Notebook policy (need advice) ... And that would totally defeat the purpose of using a laptop to compute remotely. ... It would be wiser to secure the laptop so that it can host sensitive data without it being such a huge security risk - whole disk encryption. ... Subject: Notebook policy... (Security-Basics)
