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Remove-PSGPOFineGrainedPasswordPolicy

Deletes fine-grained password policies (PSO) of the domain.

The help of the command, as Get-Help Remove-PSGPOFineGrainedPasswordPolicy -Full gives it.

Syntax

Remove-PSGPOFineGrainedPasswordPolicy [-Name] <string[]> [-Server <string>] [-Credential <pscredential>] [-UseSsl] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]

Description

The users the PSO applied to get the next PSO that concerns them, or the password policy of the domain. As in the Active Directory Administrative Center, a PSO protected from accidental deletion is kept: clear its protection first (Set-PSGPOFineGrainedPasswordPolicy -ProtectedFromAccidentalDeletion $false).

Parameters

-Name

Names of the PSOs (* and ? make a pattern).

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
String[] Yes 1 None No

-Server

Domain controller to write to: its DNS name. By default, the domain of the computer.

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
String No Named None No

-Credential

Account to write with, instead of the current identity (Kerberos).

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
PSCredential No Named None No

-UseSsl

LDAPS (port 636): the certificate of the server must be trusted by the system.

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
SwitchParameter No Named None No

-WhatIf

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
SwitchParameter No Named None No

-Confirm

Type Required Position Default value Accepts pipeline input
SwitchParameter No Named None No

Examples

Example 1

Remove-PSGPOFineGrainedPasswordPolicy -Name 'PSO - Old'