> Hi! > > Kennt jemand f�r das hier > http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;314494 eine > L�sung f�r Windows Server 2003? >
JO, selbiges Problem hab ich auch. Ist noch nicht endg�ltig gel�st, aber einige Fehler konnte ich mit dcgpofix.exe bereinigen. Default Domain Policy GPO and Default Domain Controllers Policy GPO Two default GPOs are installed when a domain is created � the Default Domain Policy and the Default Domain Controllers Policy. In general, editing the Default GPO�s is neither necessary nor recommended, with the exception of some security settings that must be edited. If the settings in these default GPOs are incorrectly configured you might have problems with client authentication, directory replication, FRS, and other components. For example, if the default policies are damaged by deleting the Group Policy template files or by modifying the settings in them so that they no longer function as designed, you need to restore them. In Windows Server 2003 domains, you can do this by using Dcgpofix.exe, which is included with Windows Server 2003 operating systems. This tool restores these GPOs to their original settings. Any settings that have been added, including those added by applications such as Systems Management Server or Exchange that have been installed on the domain controller, will be lost. For more information, see �Dcgpofix� in Help and Support Center for Windows Server 2003. There is no tool for repairing the default policies in Windows 2000 domains, but you can repair them manually. For information on how to do so, contact Microsoft Product Support Services. lG Peter _______________________________________________ Coffeehouse mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.glengamoi.com/mailman/listinfo/coffeehouse
