single logon

[Guest]

hi to all,
Please give me an idea how to config an account to have a single logon only.
example if he or she logon to a domain the policy restrict the user to logon
to other workstation cause the user is still logon to other client. Thanks in
advance

 

[Jerold Schulman]

hi to all,
Please give me an idea how to config an account to have a single logon only.
example if he or she logon to a domain the policy restrict the user to logon
to other workstation cause the user is still logon to other client. Thanks in
advance

See tip 8768 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com

Jerold Schulman
Windows Server MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com

 

[Herb Martin]

hi to all,
Please give me an idea how to config an account to have a single logon only.
example if he or she logon to a domain the policy restrict the user to logon
to other workstation cause the user is still logon to other client. Thanks in
advance

With a domain, when the user logs onto a domain account
(from a workstation in that domain) or even to a trusted
domain, the user has access to all resources which allow
that user access (by permissions) throughout the domain
and in all trusting domains that do so.

In a Win2000+ Forest (collection of domains) the trusts
are automatic and so the user has access to all allowed
resources throughout the forest.

Permissions though are required and may either grant
OR deny such access.

 

[Jimmy Andersson [MVP]]

Check out the Cconnect.exe tool from the 2K ResKit. Also, it's possible to
control this via homefolder shares, i.e. you only allow one connection to
the homefolder. You must also incorporate this with a logon script that deny
logon if the connection to the homefolder is unavailable.

Regards,
/Jimmy

 

[Guest]

Thanks to all,
Hi jimmy! I got your points on it. The home folder of the user permissions
to only one connection at a time. thanks a lot