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well, you can set the intranet home page via GPO and if they are on IE7 or above, then can have more than one home page.<br />
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however, the hard part is differentiating between desktop users and laptop users.<br />
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if you add all your laptop users to a new security group, then that will help you.<br />
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you can create two GPO's - one that is applied exclusively to your laptop users that points the user to your corporate website and one that is excluded from laptop users that points the user to the intranet.
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well, you can set the intranet home page via GPO and if they are on IE7 or above, then can have more than one home page.

however, the hard part is differentiating between desktop users and laptop users.

if you add all your laptop users to a new security group, then that will help you.

you can create two GPO's - one that is applied exclusively to your laptop users that points the user to your corporate website and one that is excluded from laptop users that points the user to the intranet.

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Is it possible to do this (two home pages) with a &nbsp;GPO ? if one is not available (off corp network) then the other one would be there. I don't see it as a problem if one page is a 404 error &nbsp;when the enduser is out of the office.
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Is it possible to do this (two home pages) with a  GPO ? if one is not available (off corp network) then the other one would be there. I don't see it as a problem if one page is a 404 error  when the enduser is out of the office.

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in that case, yes it is possible.<br />
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what servser are you running ? &nbsp;2003 or 2008?
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in that case, yes it is possible.

what servser are you running ?  2003 or 2008?

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We use Windows Server 2003.
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I would like to default all domain users Internet Home Page to our Intranet site, but what if they are mobile users and not on the network, is there a way to have a &quot;Back up&quot; home page?
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I would like to default all domain users Internet Home Page to our Intranet site, but what if they are mobile users and not on the network, is there a way to have a "Back up" home page?

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