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thank you...forgot about the inheritance :)
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thank you...forgot about the inheritance :)

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i have a GPO that impacts all computers with specific policies and i need to exclude 2 computers from the interactive logon to where it shows no disclaimer. &nbsp;<br />
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can someone help and give me the next steps?<br />
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i believe i have to create a separate GPO and exclude the computers but the default setting of that interactive logon is set to off. &nbsp; i also need the other items from the original GPO to apply to these 2 servers.<br />
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thanks guys
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i have a GPO that impacts all computers with specific policies and i need to exclude 2 computers from the interactive logon to where it shows no disclaimer.  

can someone help and give me the next steps?

i believe i have to create a separate GPO and exclude the computers but the default setting of that interactive logon is set to off.   i also need the other items from the original GPO to apply to these 2 servers.

thanks guys

GPO Excluding computers from interactive logon

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