Single user logon

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How can be denied that the same user can be logged in more
than one computer at a time in windows 2000 server SP4,
(not Terminal Server), just windows 98, 2000, NT4 logon. Is
there any kind of group policy that can be applied ?
Thank´s in advance.
 
There is not a group policy to prevent a user from logging on to multiple
machines. There is a tool called cconnect.exe that you can use to prevent
simultaneous logons.

237282 Limiting a User's Concurrent Connections in Windows 2000 and Windows
NT
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=237282


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How can be denied that the same user can be logged in more
than one computer at a time in windows 2000 server SP4,
(not Terminal Server), just windows 98, 2000, NT4 logon. Is
there any kind of group policy that can be applied ?
Thank´s in advance.
 
garkusz wrote:

How can be denied that the same user can be logged in more
than one computer at a time in windows 2000 server SP4,
(not Terminal Server), just windows 98, 2000, NT4 logon. Is
there any kind of group policy that can be applied ?
Thank´s in advance.
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have a look at/try 3rd party utils... UserLock 2000 or ServerBoss
 
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