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...t; settingshould be primary, the one in the DB or the one in the GPO? > > That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" needs to be > > setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. > > Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you feel > > itwould be helpful. > > Andrew Bartlett > > > Hi folks, > I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows GPMC > from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does not work. > Here is the smb.conf for the AD DC: > # Global parameters[global] dns...

...ould be primary, the one in the DB or the one in the GPO? >>> That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" needs to be >>> setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. >>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you feel >>> itwould be helpful. >>> Andrew Bartlett >>> >> Hi folks, >> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows GPMC >> from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does not work. >> Here is the smb.conf for the AD DC: >> # Global parame...

...one in the DB or the one in the GPO? > >>> That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" needs to > >>> be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. > >>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you feel > >>> itwould be helpful. > >>> Andrew Bartlett > >>> > >> Hi folks, > >> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows GPMC > >> from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does not work. > >> Here is the smb.conf for the A...

...DB or the one in the GPO? >>>>> That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" needs to >>>>> be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. >>>>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you feel >>>>> itwould be helpful. >>>>> Andrew Bartlett >>>>> >>>> Hi folks, >>>> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows GPMC >>>> from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does not work. >>>> Here is the...

...> >>>>> GPO? That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" > >>>>> needs to be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. > >>>>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you > >>>>> feel itwould be helpful. > >>>>> Andrew Bartlett > >>>>> > >>>> Hi folks, > >>>> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows > >>>> GPMC from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does > >>&...

...;>>>> GPO? That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" >>>>>>> needs to be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. >>>>>>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you >>>>>>> feel itwould be helpful. >>>>>>> Andrew Bartlett >>>>>>> >>>>>> Hi folks, >>>>>> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows >>>>>> GPMC from RSAT working. Unfortunately, no change. It just does...

On 27.08.2023 23:45, Andrew Bartlett wrote: > On Sat, 2023-08-26 at 11:49 +0200, Peter Milesson via samba wrote: >> Hi folks, >> >> I just wonder why it is not possible to set domain password policies >> with GPO, using the Windows RSAT Group Policy Manager? For most >> other >> settings, using GPOs through RSAT works. >> >> For somebody who sets

...t; GPO? That is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" > >>>>>>> needs to be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. > >>>>>>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you > >>>>>>> feel itwould be helpful. > >>>>>>> Andrew Bartlett > >>>>>>> > >>>>>> Hi folks, > >>>>>> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows > >>>>>> GPMC from RSAT working. Unfortunately...

...hat is why the smb.conf setting "apply group policies" >>>>>>>>> needs to be setto Yes if the GPO approach is to be taken. >>>>>>>>> Feel free to ask for a wiki account to point out this if you >>>>>>>>> feel itwould be helpful. >>>>>>>>> Andrew Bartlett >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Hi folks, >>>>>>>> I've tried to get password policies setting using the Windows >>>>>>>> GPMC from RSAT working...

I''d like to hear some suggestions about securely administering a system remotely. Here''s the application: a project is going to scatter some server machines around the US. The server machines will be running Linux, with the only network servers being a custom application. Ignoring the separate question of physical security, how can I remotely check the system''s