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03/30/2010 3:45 PM  
Thanks guys for the reply really apprecite
but was jus wondering if similar thing could be achieved via a GPO
cause in such case i could apply the gpo to a OU where all the users are
there instead of individually changing for each user


thnaks and reagrds

simon




> Hi Simon
> Open the properties of the user account in AD, go to the Account tab and
> click the "Log on to" button. You can restrict what machines a user can
> log on to from there.
> Jon
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> [mailto:activedir-owner@mail.activedir.org] On Behalf Of Benedict simon
> Sent: 30 March 2010 13:15
> To: activedir@mail.activedir.org
> Subject: [ActiveDir] restrict user to log only to his workstation
>
>
> Dear All,
>
> I need my domain user to only log on from his workstation only and not
> to logon with the same domain user ID and password from other client pcs
>
> I will explain this
>
> i have newly implemented a win2003 ADS with wsus and I am joining
> clients computers to this AD server
>
> Right now i have 3 new OUs created apart from the default OUs
>
> pcusers
> it-pcusers
> servers
>
> now the pcusers,OU has all client computers and the it-pcusers, OU has
> the domain users
>
> the servers,OU has the it dept server computers that i have joined to
> the domain the it-pcusers,OU and the servers,OU has different Windows
> UPdate policies and everything is working fine
>
> now since the servers have the AD server any domain User could walk up
> to any of the live servers and logon the AD server with his domain user
> account and password and get access to the data.
>
> since theservers have live data and applications running no domain user
> should be allowed to log on to the servers. only the local administrator
> and the domain administrator should be able to log in from any of the
> servers
>
> so basically i would want the domain users i have created to be
> restricted to be able to log onto the domain from his workstation only
> or better from any computer which is in the same OU only In my case any
> computers from the pcusers OU only
>
> apprecite your kind help and advice with steps.
>
> i am new to AD policies
>
>
> Regards
>
> simon
>
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