Configure auto-lock Group Policy on Windows Server 2008 domain controller

Windows Server Configure auto-lock Group Policy on the domain controller

Open Administrative Tools ---- Group Policy Management

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Create a new Group Policy and rename it to "Auto lock screen"

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then right-click to edit the Auto lock screen " This strategy

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you need to enable the three settings in one of the screen saver timeouts " you can set the time, which by default is the seconds, i.e. the minutes, which can be changed by yourself.

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then "auto lock screen " policies are distributed to organizational units. For example, the policy is distributed to the OU 123 .

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If you don't have a suitable organizational unit, you can open Active Directory Users and computers, create their own OU.

then move the domain account that you want to automatically lock the screen to OU to the.

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Group Policy has been established, also issued to each OU on the unit. , you need to update the client's Group Policy to have the newly created automatic lock screen policy take effect and execute once on each client Gpupdate/force forces the refresh of Group Policy commands. Then enter GPRESULT/R in the cmddos window to see if the client policy is in effect

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Finally went out to stroll round back, gee, found that the screen has been automatically locked

It is important to note that this policy is for the user, not the computer. I have set the fruit Group Policy on the computer and did not take effect. I wonder if there is a problem with the setup?

Configure auto-lock Group Policy on Windows Server 2008 domain controller