General discussion
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Network logon VS. Workstation Logon
LockedI’ve got a small network where file-sharing is a necessary ideal to get work done to view code and form discussion groups, etc. To do so we’ve enabled sharing of folders/files on our computers and all have made a User name familiar to all of us, with no password so that we can all easily get in and out of shared files and get work done. However, then everyone has access to everyone else’s computer if they were to so desire. Now, it’s not really a problem, but I would like to know if there’s a way to possibly deny logon access to certain Users in Win2000? I want them to still be able to log in through the network using \\computername or the like but not be able to log onto one another’s computers to make changes, etc.
Any help is much appreciated.