In Configuration Manager 2007 most of the client agents settings you can configure are site wide except
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collection basis – but that is it.
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You simply select the settings you want in your “custom settings object” by ticking the checkbox next to
the settings and then click the choosen settings on the left and configure them to your needs.
All you have to do now is to assign your custom client settings to a collection or collections and the
custom settings will override the default ones.
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