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Thanks guys... I must remember to keep looking in Preferences!!
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Thanks guys... I must remember to keep looking in Preferences!!

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Hi, I have a default policy that sets the home page for all users in the domain, company policy. <br />
I am now asked to exclude a very small group of staff, Directors of course ;).<br />
Is there an easy way to do this without moving them to a new OU?<br />
I tried to create a new policy just for that group but there is no way, I can see, of excluding those settings that you set in the default polict under USER CONFIG-&gt;POLICIES-&gt;WINDOW SETTINGS-&gt;IEM-&gt;URL's-&gt;Home<wbr /> Page<br />
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Maybe you know better?<br />

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Hi, I have a default policy that sets the home page for all users in the domain, company policy. 
I am now asked to exclude a very small group of staff, Directors of course ;).
Is there an easy way to do this without moving them to a new OU?
I tried to create a new policy just for that group but there is no way, I can see, of excluding those settings that you set in the default polict under USER CONFIG->POLICIES->WINDOW SETTINGS->IEM->URL's->Home Page

Maybe you know better?


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