How to Disable Login if no Authentication

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Rnelson

Hey Guys,
Does anybody here know how to disable login if a user
account is not authenticated by a domain controller. This
must be a local policy for a workstation. This is
something we need in case the global or domain policy
doesn't get applied because of lack of authentication.
Thanks
Rodney
 
You need to set number of previous logons to cache to zero in security options.
This can be done at domain level. When a computer is a member of a domain, the
effective computer configuration policy is still applied even if a domain
controller can not be contacted. --- Steve
 
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