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Disable Drive Mapping GPO when a user logs into a workstation in a particular subnet

We are running Windows 2008 R2 Native AD and use GPOs to map drives. This works great, but now I've been asked by a user group to not map drives when they log into a workstation in a particular subnet. Is there any way to do this using GPMC? Or is there a registry hack to tell the workstation not to apply GPOs for every user logging into the workstation??

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Brendan M

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yo_bee

Are you using Group Policy Preferences or logon script?

If you are using GPP just follow what BrendanMeyer suggested.

If you are using logon scripts (Which at this point you probably should switch to GPP) you can use WMI Filtering.

Select * FROM Win32_IP4RouteTable WHERE Mask='255.255.255.0' AND Destination Like '192.168.10.%'

gobears1294

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Thanks brendanmeyer and yo_bee

I do use GPO preferences and I will take a look at the Item Level Targeting for each GPO. I have over 50 drive mapping GPOs. Do you know if there is a powershell command to configure this item?

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