[THIN] Re: Registry Key to deny internet access
- From: David <dmauri@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 15:56:54 +0200
Jeremy Saunders escribió:
No, no. Just place it in Merge mode when you enable the loopback
processing. It applies all you settings from the first GPO and then
overwrite the proxy settings from the second one.
Andrew, I have always done it this way and it works like a charm. For GPO's
applied to Servers, for every group policy that contains User settings, you
need to enable loopback processing. If your way works, then that's news to
me.
I have more than 1 gpo in the same OU. (server's OU),
the top has set loopback processing mode in replace mode.
and the rest of gpo has no loopback processing mode enabled.
and all the gpo are applied to authenticated users.
Then If I create new one and set deny permissions to authenticate users
and apply permissions to specified groups.
I think it will work.....
are you agree?
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No, no. Just place it in Merge mode when you enable the loopback processing. It applies all you settings from the first GPO and then overwrite the proxy settings from the second one.
Andrew, I have always done it this way and it works like a charm. For GPO's
applied to Servers, for every group policy that contains User settings, you
need to enable loopback processing. If your way works, then that's news to
me.
- [THIN] Re: Registry Key to deny internet access
- From: Jeremy Saunders