GINA free for Win2000

[josepe]

Some enterprise pcs enables their customized Windows Logon, by replacing
the Win2000 Professional logon box with the company's logo.
The unique GINA I know is the Novell GINA of Client-32.
Do you know another?

 

[Richard G. Harper]

Do a Google search for "GINA replacement".

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[josepe]

The utility called GINA DLL looks great but the providor build the
layout for me. I want to do it by myself. With 'replacement string'
Google display some other cool options.

 

[Herb Martin]

The utility called GINA DLL looks great but the providor build the layout
for me. I want to do it by myself. With 'replacement string' Google
display some other cool options.

[I have written production GINAs but long ago.]

The GINA source code is (somewhere) in one of the Microsoft
SDKs, either the Win32 DDK (driver kit) or somewhere else.

We found that (in '96) is was not totally complete (i.e., the source
code.)

It is generally NOT worth the trouble to rewrite, and more
importantly MAINTAIN, the GINA

Some enterprise pcs enables their customized Windows Logon, by replacing

the Win2000 Professional logon box with the company's logo.

For simply adding the Logo, most people would just change the
bitmap and keep the standard GINA, but for adding Google to
the Logon screen (or authenticating with multiple backends) then
you would need the replacement.

The GINA's I have written and helped write were for logon
and password synchonization with IBM Mainframes and Unix
accounts.

 

[josepe]

Yea, the standard MSGINA of Win2000 look great. I only want to replace
the "Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional" banner by logo of the company
where I work.
I was looking this feature in a pc with alternative security for BIOS &
Logon. I'll try with the Microsoft resources. Some users like me start
with non-Microsoft support.
Thanks.