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My Windows 2000 server manual does not give a clear understanding of the differences between :<br />
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i) &nbsp;Local Security Policy<br />
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ii) Domain Security Policy<br />
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and<br />
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iii)Domain Controller security Policy<br />
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When would you want to use each?<br />
<br />
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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<br />
Peter
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My Windows 2000 server manual does not give a clear understanding of the differences between :

i)  Local Security Policy

ii) Domain Security Policy

and

iii)Domain Controller security Policy

When would you want to use each?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.


Peter

various Security Policies

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