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If you're referring to AD user logons, then no. &nbsp;Password policies must be set at the domain level; they can't be set per OU, site, machine, etc. &nbsp;See the <b>Account Policies</b> heading on this page:<br />
<a href="http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance/serversecurity/tcg/tcgch02n.mspx" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance/serversecurity/tcg/tcgch02n.mspx</a><br />
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They can be set on a per-machine basis for local logons, but I'm unaware of a way to script this.<br />
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Well... You CAN copy a modified .pol file right over whatever exists on a PC, but this might produce other weird issues if your template policy file undid some changes that had already been made to that PC. &nbsp;There might also be compatibility issues, but in playing with this in the past I never noticed any.<br />
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So you edit the policy on one PC, and then copy the .pol files and have your script use those to overwrite what exists on the other PCs. &nbsp;Probably not the wisest thing to do. &nbsp;But it might work.<br />
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The files are in<br />
C:\WINDOWS\system32\GroupP<wbr />olicy
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How do I write the script to overwrite the local grouppolicy on other PC's .<br />
Suppose I already have the desired grouppolicy from one PC copied to S:\grouppolicy<br />
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By the way, I really want &nbsp;to do this on the per PC base (not on the domain level) because the users do not log into domain.<br />

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Can i use some VBscript so the &quot;Password must meet complexity requirements&quot;&quot; policy is enforced.<br />
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As a result, I don't have to do gpedit.msc then<br />
Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Account Policies - Password Policy - &quot;Password must meet complexity requirements&quot;<br />
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Can i use some VBscript so the "Password must meet complexity requirements"" policy is enforced.

As a result, I don't have to do gpedit.msc then
Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Account Policies - Password Policy - "Password must meet complexity requirements"
and enable it 


enforce complex password

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