AUP Agree page just prior to logging on

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Hi There

We are a school , where all the teachers have just been issused with a
laptop on XP. I want to place an acceptable use policy on the laptop that
all the staff agree to. I have seen on some machines that when you press
CTRL ALt and Delete, just before you enter you login details an agreement
screen appears.

Does any one know how I can do this?

Many Thanks

Chris
 
the_ceebSTER said:
Hi There

We are a school , where all the teachers have just been issused with
a laptop on XP. I want to place an acceptable use policy on the
laptop that all the staff agree to. I have seen on some machines
that when you press CTRL ALt and Delete, just before you enter you
login details an agreement screen appears.

Does any one know how I can do this?
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If it is official school policy, then just get each to read and sign a
good ole piece of paper at the time the laptop is turned over to them.
Or are you just trying to nag the teachers with BS unenforceable rules,
like the EULA??!!

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"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 
Figures you'd know how to nag users!
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In many places it's a clear way to notify users about AUP's. The nice
thing is that if you monitor logon events you can clearly see that they
agreed to it (as they can't get in without agreeing to it), and that can
be used for tanking an abuser.
 
Leythos said:
In many places it's a clear way to notify users about AUP's. The nice
thing is that if you monitor logon events you can clearly see that
they agreed to it (as they can't get in without agreeing to it), and
that can be used for tanking an abuser.
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Nag!

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Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
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"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
 
It is a policy setting that can be placed on the pc:

Local Computer Policy
Computer Configuration
Windows Settings
Security Settings
Local Computer
Security Options
Interactive Login: Message text
 

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