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Excellent! Worked like a charm. <br />
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Thanks Jim
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Excellent! Worked like a charm.

Thanks Jim

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Hey experts!<br />
Ok, i have a 2003 SBS and a bunch of windows 2000 and XP clients. I made a domain policy on my SBS to enable screen saver after an hour and password protect it. Everything works great; BUT I have one 2000 computer that i do not want this policy to apply to. I can't seem to figure out how to do it. This 2000 machine does not have any firewall. <br />
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Can this be done with a 2000 machine? <br />
or <br />
where on my 2003 SBS would i do this? &nbsp;<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hey experts!
Ok, i have a 2003 SBS and a bunch of windows 2000 and XP clients. I made a domain policy on my SBS to enable screen saver after an hour and password protect it. Everything works great; BUT I have one 2000 computer that i do not want this policy to apply to. I can't seem to figure out how to do it. This 2000 machine does not have any firewall. 

Can this be done with a 2000 machine? 
or 
where on my 2003 SBS would i do this?  

Thanks

Domain Policy Screen Saver *except 1 Computer*

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