Disabling NETBIOS via GP

Is it possible to disable NETBIOS over TCP/IP via Group Policy? I know you can disable it via DHCP server, but this will not affect the servers since they are static IP addresses. I am wondering if it is possible, or do I have to go through and change the properties on all the network cards manually?Michael R. Mastro II

You don't have option to disable NetBIOS over TCPIP through Group Policy.
+ You can create script file to set value to 2 to disable feature and push script through logon script.
HKLM\SYSTEM\CCS\Services\Netbt\Parameters\interface\TCPIP_GUID -
NetbiosOptions - REG_DWORD
Set Value according to requirement
1 - enable NetBIOS over TCPIP
2 - disable NetBIOS over TCPIP
+ You need to restart computer or disable and re-enable NIC for registry to come info effect.
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