Denying domain policies when logging on with local account

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Hi I would like to have a local laptop with Windows XP sp2 not using
the Domain GPO when logging on with a local admin account on a it. Is
there anyway to do this?

Can local policies override domain policies in any way when using
local admin account? Is there anyway I can add a local GPO that denies
the Domain GPO.

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Hi,

The User portion of the domain policy does not apply to a local login.

br,
Denis

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> Hi I would like to have a local laptop with Windows XP sp2 not using
> the Domain GPO when logging on with a local admin account on a it. Is
> there anyway to do this?
>
> Can local policies override domain policies in any way when using
> local admin account? Is there anyway I can add a local GPO that denies
> the Domain GPO.
>
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