Re: Restricting the Site Group Policy for a single computer


"Partha" <Partha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a group policy that is configured at the Site level.

I do not want my site group policy to be applied to only one computer in
the
site.How can I achieve this?

Permissions -- probably a "Deny" Apply Policy for this one computer's
account.

I do not want to create a Seperate OU for only one computer.

That won't work for a Site Policy unless you intend to just add another
policy to override the offending policy.

Kindly give me a suggestion please...


.

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