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Group policy for wireless networking

Asked by nodisco in Wireless Technologies, Wireless Local Area Network, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: wireless, policy, group

hey all

We are soon to deploy a new wireless policy which is nearing completion.  I wanted to know if there was a way to setup group policy to disable the use of ad-hoc wireless connections on machines.
E.g.  once you are authenticated to our domain, your machine cannot create or participate in ad-hoc wireless networks.

Assuming this would be possible, would it then be possible for the same machines to participate in wireless ad-hoc networks when they were *not* connected to our domain - at home etc.

thanks
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