To limits the Domain access

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In a win2k (or 2003) Domain, do you know if it's possible to restrict the
access to the domain only for the client yet registered (in the domain).
I'd like to inhibit the access from "workgroup" clients (outside the
domanin) using an account existing in the domain (same login and password).

Thanks in advance for any idea.
Bear
 
Thanks for your answer
Currently perhaps the most direct way to accomplish this is by
implementing IPsec for domain isolation.
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I will investigate this way.
Someone with a valid domain
account should not be allowed access to domain resources except
when logged into a machine in the domain.
Right?
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Exactly. I want to prevent the possibility for a user (that know a regular
domain account) to connect a laptop (not registered in the domain) using his
account. If this connection is possible (as today) it's easy for an internal
user to copy entire archives on a personal laptop and get them outside the
company....
http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=domain+isolation
or http://tinyurl.com/y5qa5y
Click to expand...

Thanks, an interesting link to start from...
Bear
 
Thanks for your answer
Currently perhaps the most direct way to accomplish this is by
implementing IPsec for domain isolation.
Click to expand...

I will investigate this way.
Someone with a valid domain
account should not be allowed access to domain resources except
when logged into a machine in the domain.
Right?
Click to expand...

Exactly. I want to prevent the possibility for a user (that know a regular
domain account) to connect a laptop (not registered in the domain) using his
account. If this connection is possible (as today) it's easy for an internal
user to copy entire archives on a personal laptop and get them outside the
company....
http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=domain+isolation
or http://tinyurl.com/y5qa5y
Click to expand...

Thanks, an interesting link to start from...
Bear
 
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