Domain Default Group Policy

In the group policy management console expand the following path.

Domain default group policy. By default all policies in group policy editor are set to not configured. As a best practice you should configure the default domain controllers policy gpo only to set user rights and audit policies do not modify the default domain policy or default domain controller policy unless necessary. Good ou structure will make your job. Right click on it and then click on properties.

Any other settings to the domain controllers should be set in a separate gpo. If you want reset specific modified group policy setting to default you can find that policy in group policy editor and do the same to reset individual policy setting to default in windows 10. The group policy management console opens. There is a group policy found in computer configuration administrative templates system logon called assign a default domain for logon.

In the left side pane you can see a node with the domain name. Server 2003 and windows xp. Instead create a new gpo at the domain level and set it to override the default settings in the default policies. Enable this policy enter your domain s name and you are finished.

Now it will open a new window on which we need to select the group policy tab. Right click group policy objects and. Now select the appropriate group policy object in the list and then click on edit. Do not modify the default domain policy or default domain controller policy unless necessary.

Record the account password account lockout and kerberos policy settings create an ou for the xenapp servers create a lockdown gpo and link it to the new xenapp server s ou run dcgpofix domain to recreate the default domain policy edit the new default domain gpo and enter the recorded settings from step 1 above. Instead create a new gpo at the domain level and set it to override the default settings in the default policies. Now this will open group policy object editor. This gpo should only contain user rights assignment policy and audit policy.

Do not modify the default domain controller policy.