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Hi guys, hope you are all well and can assist.<br />
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In our 2003 AD environment, the default domain policy has been modified.<br />
What we would like to know is the following:<br />
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1) How we can take all modified settings in this policy, and place in a new group policy<br />
2) Reset the default domain policy back to its defaults, that is, as if the domain had just been created.<br />
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Any help greatly appreciated.
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Hi guys, hope you are all well and can assist.

In our 2003 AD environment, the default domain policy has been modified.
What we would like to know is the following:

1) How we can take all modified settings in this policy, and place in a new group policy
2) Reset the default domain policy back to its defaults, that is, as if the domain had just been created.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Resetting the Default Domain Group Policy

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