T Tomasz Onyszko Jul 1, 2004 #2 vinu said: Is there any way to block AD domain policy on client machines Click to expand... No, except you can deny right and appply rights for these machines on the domain GPO object
vinu said: Is there any way to block AD domain policy on client machines Click to expand... No, except you can deny right and appply rights for these machines on the domain GPO object
P ptwilliams Jul 1, 2004 #3 Or you could use the no override switch on the OU GPO. Although certain aspects of policy, such as password policy, cannot be denied. -- Paul Williams _________________________________________ http://www.msresource.net Join us in our new forums! http://forums.msresource.net _________________________________________ vinu said: Is there any way to block AD domain policy on client machines Click to expand... No, except you can deny right and appply rights for these machines on the domain GPO object
Or you could use the no override switch on the OU GPO. Although certain aspects of policy, such as password policy, cannot be denied. -- Paul Williams _________________________________________ http://www.msresource.net Join us in our new forums! http://forums.msresource.net _________________________________________ vinu said: Is there any way to block AD domain policy on client machines Click to expand... No, except you can deny right and appply rights for these machines on the domain GPO object
P Paul Bergson Jul 1, 2004 #4 Actually I think you meant the Block Policy. The no override supersedes the Block Policy.
P ptwilliams Jul 2, 2004 #5 Whoops! Yes, that is what I meant ;-) -- Paul Williams _________________________________________ http://www.msresource.net Join us in our new forums! http://forums.msresource.net _________________________________________ Actually I think you meant the Block Policy. The no override supersedes the Block Policy.
Whoops! Yes, that is what I meant ;-) -- Paul Williams _________________________________________ http://www.msresource.net Join us in our new forums! http://forums.msresource.net _________________________________________ Actually I think you meant the Block Policy. The no override supersedes the Block Policy.
