i would like to block one user from the default policy, please assistthanksRob Davis

Please provide a little more information... Like what are your default policies how are they configured (what AD Groups are assigned to what SharePoint groups)-IvanIvan Sanders My LinkedIn Profile, My Blog, @iasanders.

Hi davisr65,Have you found the solution for this issue? If not, just as Ivan said please provide more detailed information for us to help you.Did you mean "Policy for web application" in the central administration when you mentioned default policy in your last post?Lu Zou TechNet Subscriber Support in forum If you have any feedback on our support, please contact tngfb@microsoft.com

sorry bout the generalities... .. In our organization, in Group Policy Management Console, the Default Group Policy had been edited to force all authenticated users to default to our home page in Internet Explorer... with this policy change, i am unable to set a secondary default home page... two things i need to do, 1. edit the existing policy to add a second default page for all users, when they open IE, Which the policy works fine currently with the one page defaulting.... and 2. block inheritance for systems administrators to recieving the policyi did go into the Default policy, and added a second page, and ran gpupdate on my computer , but it didnt take... the location in GPMC is ... Default Domain Policy\User Configuration\Policies\Windows\Internet Explorer Maintenance\URLS\Important URLS\ then in the dialog, i typed in the default web page... i tried a semicolon, then another page following the first. , also tried a comma to separate the default pages.. It only displays the one page.. should i be editing a different location in the GPMC?...Rob Davis

As you have configured the policy to have a default page and you do not want a group in particular to have the same policy, you can use group policy filter. which is nothing but setting Read deny on that particular policy to that group. Article below shows this step by step in detail. This should help: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Group-Policy-Security-Filtering.htmlI LOVE MS..... Thanks and Regards, Kshitiz (Posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.)