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<strong>Windows</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>2003</strong><br />

<strong>Recommended</strong> <strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Security</strong> (ITSG-20)<br />

4 <strong>Server</strong> Policy Files<br />

4.1 Policy File Application<br />

Apply policies dictated by the environment (Domain or Workgroup).<br />

4.1.1 Policy Application in a Domain<br />

The policy files are applied to Organizational Units within the Active Directory. The structure of<br />

the Directory will dictate the exact names and locations of the Organizational Units. The<br />

structure deployed in the CSE lab had an Organizational Unit for “Public <strong>Server</strong>s” to which the<br />

<strong>Baseline</strong> configuration was applied. The “Print <strong>Server</strong>s” and “File <strong>Server</strong>s” organizational units<br />

are placed in the “Public <strong>Server</strong>” organizational unit. The appropriate policies are applied to the<br />

specific organizational unit.<br />

This procedure is applicable to any organizational unit and any policy file. Simply substitute the<br />

‘OU’ and ‘policy file name’ as required.<br />

1. Invoke Active Directory interface.<br />

2. Expand Directory - click on the “+” signs to display the desired OU.<br />

3. Right click on the desired OU and select Properties from the menu.<br />

a. “Organizational Unit Properties” dialog opens.<br />

4. Select “Group Policy” tab.<br />

5. Click “New” button.<br />

6. “New Group Policy Object” is created.<br />

7. Rename “New Group Policy Object” to desired value.<br />

8. Click “Edit” button.<br />

b. “Group Policy Object Editor” dialog opens.<br />

9. Click “+” beside “<strong>Windows</strong> Settings”.<br />

10. Right Click “<strong>Security</strong> Settings”.<br />

11. Select “Import Policy” from menu.<br />

12. Browse to desired policy file and select it.<br />

13. Enable “Clear this database before importing”.<br />

14. Click “Open” (policy is imported).<br />

15. Click “File” and then “Exit”.<br />

16. Click “Apply”.<br />

17. Click “Exit”.<br />

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