admin GPO shut out administrators

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Vlaad

Hi,
I am a consultant for several companies. Each one has
their own 'IT person'
Yesterday, one of these geniuses added a GPO for security
and he ended up adding a GPO that shut out everyone from
the domain administrators accounts. He did this at the
domain level.
Is there any way to recover from this?
As I stated, this was done at the highest end of AD.

Thanks for ANY input,
Vlaad
 
Was this a seperate policy or did he do it in one of the default policies?
Do you know what he set in order to shut out everyone from | the domain
administrators accounts. and when you say "shut out" what is the symptom?


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| Hi,
| I am a consultant for several companies. Each one has
| their own 'IT person'
| Yesterday, one of these geniuses added a GPO for security
| and he ended up adding a GPO that shut out everyone from
| the domain administrators accounts. He did this at the
| domain level.
| Is there any way to recover from this?
| As I stated, this was done at the highest end of AD.
|
| Thanks for ANY input,
| Vlaad
|
|
 
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