From: Harlan Carvey (keydet89yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Apr 29 2004 - 15:14:01 CDT

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The old workaround for this was to create a home drive
for each user, and set the share to only allow one
connection.

--- Miroslaw Slawek Chorazy <mchorazydepaul.edu>
wrote:
> Yes there was/is a solution in one of the Resource
> Kits for W2k.
> The solution was based on SQL Database, old NT4
> based Policy settings which you import into W2k
> level GPOs. But i found it very weak on the security
> front and abondoned it.
>
> For instance, it required your SQL to be configured
> to allow SQL authentication and stored a password to
> connect to a SQL DB in clear in registry.
>
> Slawek
>
>
> >>> "Dinçer ÖNEL" <oneluekae.tubitak.gov.tr>
> 4/29/2004 02:57 >>>
> Hi everybody,
> Is there any GP setting or something else that
> restrict users from logging to a computer while
> he/she already logged on
> from another computer in w2k domain. I need to find
> a way to force users log off before logon to another
> computer. Does
> anyone heard about any MS solution for that, or 3rd
> party solutions (preferably MS solution).
> Thanks in advance
>
> Dincer ONEL, CISSP
> Network Security Researcher
> TUBITAK-UEKAE
> P.K.74 41470 Gebze
> Kocaeli TURKEY
> Tel:+90-262-6481398
> Fax:+90-262-6481100
>
>
>
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