Re: Applying user object policy (filtering based on computer location)
- From: "Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoSpam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 20:06:22 -0700
"jm" <jm@GMAIL> wrote in message
news:53E28875-24FE-4EDF-B051-D15C6CCB140B@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello Everyone.
I am trying to set a standard desktop background for certain users. I have
the part working....
What I can't see to get around is that I don't want this to happen to all
my users. Just to users how are visiting from a different branch office.
Do I need to use a WMI filter? If so, can anyone help me with Query
design?
Basically, I do not want the policy to apply if IP Address begins with
172.22. -- make sense?
No, I cannot really follow your statements.
If you want certain user policies to apply for a specific set of
user accounts but only when they are logging onto a particular
set of computers, then you would use a GPO set for loopback
processing. Such a GPO is linked so that the set of computers
is within its scope, and the security group filtering needs to be
such that only those computers and only the users you desire to
impact have read/apply of the GPO.
Search on GPO loopback
Roger
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