Programming Security with .Net Framework 2.0 - Seems like headache

I was planned to write some code to set Security setting (like Policy setting) on a Windows Server 2003 box, but found that ...

- There's no easy way to write script to do that.
- If you want to write .Net code to do so, you need to use .Net Framework 2.0
- Even with .Net 2.0, write security related code is pain in the butt.

So turned out I gave up.