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We have added a hash rule to software restriction policy to "disallow" user
from executing the Window Live messenger (msnmsgr.exe)
However, we would like to allow certain group of people (ie: Customer
service colleague) to run the Live Messenger, so I created an OU, then add
another hash rule to msnmsgr.exe and set it to "unrestricted", and then put
all customer service colleague in that OU.
But I found that this does not work, it seems that the OU's "unrestricted"
rule does not override the Default Group policy's "disallow" rule. And now
all the customer service colleague cannot access Live Messenger.
Would anyone can help on this ?
thanks
from executing the Window Live messenger (msnmsgr.exe)
However, we would like to allow certain group of people (ie: Customer
service colleague) to run the Live Messenger, so I created an OU, then add
another hash rule to msnmsgr.exe and set it to "unrestricted", and then put
all customer service colleague in that OU.
But I found that this does not work, it seems that the OU's "unrestricted"
rule does not override the Default Group policy's "disallow" rule. And now
all the customer service colleague cannot access Live Messenger.
Would anyone can help on this ?
thanks