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Enter the name, e.g. "DualShield Windows Logon Client G2"

and then click "OK" 

Expand "Group Policy Objects"

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Select the newly created GPO, i.e. "DualShield Windows Logon Client G2"

On the right pane, in the section "Security Filtering", remove "Authenticated Users" and Add "DualShield 2FA Computers "

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Now, right Right click the newly created GPO, and select "Edit"

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Then, select the software installer package, e.g. "SetupDSClient-6.2.0121.0929-x64.msi"

The window below will popup

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Select "Assigned", then click "OK"

That's it. 

Next time, when a computer in the group "DualShield 2FA Computers" restarts, the software will be automatically installed on the computer.

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On a PC, you can use the command "gpupdate /force" to force GPO update

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If you have multiple domain controllers. make sure the newly created GPO is replicated across to all domain controllers.

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  • Edit the GPO using Group Policy Management Editor.
  • Expand Computer Settings Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Logon.
  • Set “Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon” to Enabled.

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Enable “Startup policy processing wait time” and set it to 90 seconds.

  • Edit the GPO that applied to the computer using Group Policy Management Editor.
  • Expand Computer Settings Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Group Policy.
  • Enable “Startup “Specify startup policy processing wait time” and set it to 90 120 seconds.

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