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How to stop authorized users from logging into other servers

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fwells11
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How to stop authorized users from logging into other servers

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If I create a domain group and use MS Logon for authentication, I have found that members of the domain group can login to any other computer running VNC server that is configured to use the same group.

I only want network administrators and the computer owners (assignee) to be able to login to a specific computer. Can I achieve this without having to create Local Groups\Accounts or multiple domain groups?
alanro
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Re: How to stop authorized users from logging into other ser

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"members of the domain group can login to any other computer running VNC server that is configured to use the same group."? :wink:
I will try this, I think it is useful for me, Thanks.
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Re: How to stop authorized users from logging into other ser

Post by Marscha »

with mslogon II, you can can authorize individual users.
So just add the computer owner's account to MS-Logon II.
Obviously this is a per machine setting.
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