On the menu bar, select File | Open Project.
Browse to select the project (.frproj) file you want to open, and then click Open. The title bar of the Forest Recovery Console displays the name of the project (.frproj) file you have opened.
To save the changes made to a recovery project
Forest Recovery Console saves the project when a user starts the verify settings or the recovery operation. Also, if these operations completed successfully or with some warnings, the project is saved once again.
A password is used to secure the recovery project file and it must meet the following password complexity requirements. If the password fails to meet the complexity requirements you will be notified.
Password must be at least 8 letters long
Password requires at least one upper-case letter
Password requires at least one lower-case letter
Password requires at least one special character
Password requires at least one digit
The password requirements can be modified via the Set-RMADFEGlobalOptions cmdlet (See the RMAD Management Shell Guide) using the pre-existing Save parameter with two new CommonParameters.
FRPasswordComplexity
FRPasswordLength
FRPasswordLength will change the minimum required password. The password length cannot be 0 and will default to 1 if you try to go any lower (password length has no upper limit).
FRPasswordComplexity is set via flags with the following parameters:
IncludeDigits
IncludeLowerCase
IncludeUpperCase
IncludeSpecialCharacters
None
To use multiple flags, they must be delimited by a "," (comma) for example:
Set-RMADFEGlobalOptions -Save -FRPasswordComplexity "IncludeDigits,IncludeLowerCase"
It is recommended to regularly update your recovery project so that it reflects the changes occurred in your Active Directory® forest.
Open the recovery project you want to update.
On the menu bar, click Tools | Update Project with Changes in Active Directory.
Follow the steps in the wizard to update your project.
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