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Eduardo Sicouret
Hello,
Here's the scenario. I'm using a windows 2000 server domain with windows
2000 professional user computers.
I'm using a third-party remote administration tool so quality assurance
dept. can control what the users are doing.
Each time this tool is on, the Local Area Connection Icon in the user
computer shows full transmission.
Is there a way to hide this icon through a group policy setting, or a
windows 2000 professional registry entry distributed thorough login
scripts???
I have nearly 500 computers in my network so I would not like to make this
change manually in the network properties pane.
Any help will be appreciated.Thanks in advance.
Regads,
Eduardo Sicouret
Here's the scenario. I'm using a windows 2000 server domain with windows
2000 professional user computers.
I'm using a third-party remote administration tool so quality assurance
dept. can control what the users are doing.
Each time this tool is on, the Local Area Connection Icon in the user
computer shows full transmission.
Is there a way to hide this icon through a group policy setting, or a
windows 2000 professional registry entry distributed thorough login
scripts???
I have nearly 500 computers in my network so I would not like to make this
change manually in the network properties pane.
Any help will be appreciated.Thanks in advance.
Regads,
Eduardo Sicouret