ScreenSaver Policy...

  • Thread starter Marshall G. Mickelsen
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Marshall G. Mickelsen

Good day !
I know that it is a total no-no in my environment, but due
to new HIPAA regulations I have no choice buit to push out
a screensaver policy. I have 3 win2k servers running
terminal services with Citrix Metaframe Xpe on top. One
of the main issues is that I have 2 Win2k domain
controllers and one BDC which NT4.0 - (yes, mixed mode).
Can someone please walk me thru how to set the policies
such that when people log into any of the terminal
servers, they automatically get a password protected
screen saver. Thank you very much - if you are anywhere
near me, I'll buy you a beer !
:)
 
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Robert Cohen

I don't know with the NT 4.0. With W2k Server it is easy. But I don't know
with NT4. Are you going to upgrade that one server within the next year and
half. You know we have until 2005 for the security provisions of HIPAA (I
know this as I am the HIPAA Security and Privacy Officer for my
organization).

I don't know anything about 4.0 and don't know about GPO and such. I also
don't know if it can be scripted through the registry also. But in w2k or
more, it is a piece of cake.
 

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