Disables a SystoLOCK policy.
Disable-SystoLockPolicy [-Name] <String> [-Type <PolicyType>] [-AuthType <NtdsAuthType>] [-DomainController <String>]
[<CommonParameters>]
The Disable-SystoLockPolicy cmdlet disables a SystoLOCK user policy.
Disable-SystoLockPolicy 'Old policy'
Disables the policy named 'Old policy'.
Specifies authentication method to use with domain controller (optional).
The acceptable values for this parameter are: Kerberos and Negotiate.
The default method is Kerberos.
Possible values: Kerberos, Negotiate
Type: NtdsAuthType
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:
Accepted values: Kerberos, Negotiate
Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: Kerberos
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
Specifies domain controller name (optional).
Accepts a domain name, a fully qualified domain name or an IP address of the domain controller.
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:
Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
Specifies SystoLOCK policy name or DN.
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:
Required: True
Position: 0
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: True (ByPropertyName, ByValue)
Accept wildcard characters: False
Specifies SystoLOCK policy type.
Possible values: RoamingDevice, ClientStation
Type: PolicyType
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:
Accepted values: RoamingDevice, ClientStation
Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutVariable, -OutBuffer, -PipelineVariable, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters.
Specifies SystoLOCK policy name or DN.
Contains SystoLOCK user policy information:
DisplayName: the display name of the policy.
GroupPolicyDN: the Distinguished Name (DN) of the associated group policy.
IsDefault: indicates whether this policy is the default one (typically true if it is).
HideOtherWellKnownProviders: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide other well-known policy providers; otherwise $false.
HidePasswordProvider: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the provider that uses passwords for authentication; otherwise $false.
HidePasswordProviderUnlessConsole: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the password provider unless accessed via the console; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProvider: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the smart card provider; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProviderUnlessConsole: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the smart card provider unless accessed via the console; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProviderUnlessSmartCardInserted: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the smart card provider unless a smart card is inserted; otherwise $false.
HideOtherWellKnownProvidersUac: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide other known providers in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
HidePasswordProviderUac: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the password provider in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
HidePasswordProviderUnlessConsoleUac: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the password provider unless accessed via the console in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProviderUac: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the smart card provider in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProviderUnlessConsoleUac: if set to $true, indicates whether to hide the smart card provider unless accessed via the console in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
HideSmartCardProviderUnlessSmartCardInsertedUac: if set to $true, indicates whether the smart card provider is disabled when User Account Control (UAC) settings are considered; otherwise $false.
DisableLocalCredUI: if set to $true, indicates whether the local credential UI is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableLocalCredUIUac: if set to $true, indicates whether the local credential UI is disabled in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
DisableLocalLogin: if set to $true, indicates whether local login is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisablePreAuthScreen: if set to $true, indicates whether the pre-authentication screen is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableRemoteCredUI: if set to $true, indicates whether the remote credential UI is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableRemoteCredUIUac: if set to $true, indicates whether the remote credential UI is disabled in UAC contexts; otherwise $false.
DisableRemoteLogin: if set to $true, indicates whether remote login is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableArrowsInSessionCode: if set to $true, indicates whether the use of arrow characters in session codes is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableFastLogin: if set to $true, indicates whether fast login is disabled; otherwise $false.
EnableQRCodeOnlyLogin: if set to $true, indicates whether login exclusively via QR code is enabled; otherwise $false.
UseDingbatInSessionCode: if set to $true, indicates whether the use of dingbat symbols in the session code is enabled; otherwise $false.
AlwaysRunRdpKeepAlive: if set to $true, indicates whether the RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) keep-alive mechanism is always running; otherwise $false.
DisableBluetooth: if set to $true, indicates whether Bluetooth is disabled; otherwise $false.
DisableSelfProvisioning: if set to $true, indicates whether self-provisioning is disabled; otherwise $false.
SelectAsDefaultTile: if set to $true, indicates whether the SystoLOCK tile is the default; otherwise $false.
UseKspInCredUI: if set to $true, indicates whether the Key Storage Provider (KSP) is used in the credential user interface; otherwise $false.
IsEnabled: indicates whether the policy is active.
Name: the name of the policy.
CreationTime: the timestamp when the policy was created.
DN: Distinguished Name (DN) of the policy.
Id: the unique GUID identifier of the policy.
ModificationTime: the timestamp of the last modification to the policy.
Objects: a collection or reference to objects associated with the policy.
IsNew: a flag indicating whether the policy is newly created.
ObjectCount: the number of objects or elements associated with the policy.