[jb3rry]

What is the reccomend or most prefered way to add policies during an unattended install?

Thanks

[prathapml]

The long way - use secedit to make a policy file, and then apply that INF during uA setup.

The quick way (and better in many cases) - make a .REG of it, here you go - link.


Hoping this helps....

[jamesas]

Wrong topic

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This post has been edited by jamesas: 18 January 2005 - 11:08 PM

[jb3rry]

prathapml

Tried your way and and could not find the differences. I have tried doing this in a couple of different places using different methods.

secedit /configure on the inf files

rundll32.exe on the inf files

No matter what I try (Other than manually importing the inf through mmc) These 3 and only these 3 setting are not set.

Password History
Password Length
Minimum Password Age

Any insight would be great.

[prathapml]

Those 3 can be set by the NET.exe tool, it seems. Try it at command prompt:

net accounts /?

And the best part is command-lines will fit in perfectly with unattended setups.

[jb3rry]

Thanks....

Amazing how long one can work with windows and over look some of the simpliest commands.

Thanks again