It seems to be an easy one, but time factor.
Anyone with an easy solution on how to prevent network users (with roaming profiles) from logging on to workstations, when they are not connected to the server?
If possible, can this be implemented from the server, and not in the local security settings of each workstation.
That’s all.
More info that may/may not be relevant.
I administer a Windows 2003 client-server network. Some users are able to log to workstations with their network credentials, when the server is not available. All workstations run Windows XP Professional.
The preferred solution is that users are not able to logon, when the network/server is not available. Else, I keep getting calls “What happened to my desktop, my settings, etc?” only to discover that the workstation is not connected.
Thanks,
Jyde
