Authenticated Users Group

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I denied the read access by mistake on a group policy for the authenticated
users group, then as a natural behavior it is not applead any more and it
disappeared from the active directory, do you know any place that i can get
this group policy and grant access for the authenticated users group.

 

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"" wrote:
> I denied the read access by mistake on a group policy for the
> authenticated
> users group, then as a natural behavior it is not applead any
> more and it
> disappeared from the active directory, do you know any place
> that i can get
> this group policy and grant access for the authenticated users
> group.

Look in the container System - Policies.... in there you wil find an
unknown object and that is the GPO with the deny....

goto the security tab - advanced button and remove the deny for auth
users... and your GPO is back in action

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Dear Jorge,

actually this is i forgot to tell you but the group policy that disappeared
also disappeared from this container and also i forgot to tell you that my
domain is 2000 not 2003 as i knew that there is a tool in the 2003 that can
reset the policies.

"Jorge_de_Almeida_Pinto" wrote:

> "" wrote:
> > I denied the read access by mistake on a group policy for the
> > authenticated
> > users group, then as a natural behavior it is not applead any
> > more and it
> > disappeared from the active directory, do you know any place
> > that i can get
> > this group policy and grant access for the authenticated users
> > group.
>
> Look in the container System - Policies.... in there you wil find an
> unknown object and that is the GPO with the deny....
>
> goto the security tab - advanced button and remove the deny for auth
> users... and your GPO is back in action
>
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