We have a shared PC ( XP Professional ) that is occasionally used by
more than one group. After logging on and off the machine locally as
an admin, the log on screen still shows the Admin and local machine.
After I log off, I do not want to log back on as the normal group - -
I want to leave the machine logged off. Even if I type in the other
username, and change the "Log On to:" back to the network, it still
changes back to last successful logon - which is the admin User Name.
Is there a way to make the "User name:" and "Log On to:" default to
the other group? Maybe after a Restart?
Re: RDP Sessions not "disconnecting" ... You can logon to the Console as Admin and Disconnect instead of logging off and this will leave Admin logged on to Synch Act and will leave 2 more Remote slots open. ... The other choice is to disconnect from a normal session as Admin instead of Logging off and when you connect again you will resume your session. ...server based apps - she also hits it from remote. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: RDP Sessions not "disconnecting" ... You can logon to the Console as Admin and Disconnect instead of logging off and this will leave Admin logged on to Synch Act and will leave 2 more Remote slots open. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Administrator Loses Privileges ... Are you aware of any admin "inactivity" safeguards built into Windows ... You might want to increase the size of the event logs....Logging out and logging back in restores them. ...Windows Server 2000/2003 to automatically lock the admin after a certain ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Is this a GPO setting or not? ... basically tells them to contact the Network Admin because ... MMC snap-in that I can use to duplicate this setting? ... from logging into certain machines. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy)
Re: Doing small jobs as Administrator ... >restrictive set of access permissions.... >actions such as changing directory permissions without logging out, ... configuring network connections and so on) are not available as Admin... additional login sessions, each running on it's own desktop. ... (comp.os.ms-windows.nt.admin.security)
