Re: Policy to disable shutdown for one user



In article <MPG.1e820b6f13dd04c4989816@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Duncan McC
<hard@xxxxxxx> writes
In article <Y1j$HCAU5xFEFwzk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
philp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
All,
gpoledit and policies are a dark-art to me.

Could a kind soul explain how I can limit one particular account to NOT
have 'shutdown' in the 'shutdown menu' on an XP Pro machine please?

I want them to be able to log off the session, but not shutdown, or
restart the machine.

You can still use a 'domain wide policy' to do this (the easy way in an
SBS enviroment) - but you'll need to create a new OU for this one user,
and put 'em in it. (That's how I'd go about it.)

O.K.

Can you point to a 'Policies' hand-holding example anywhere?

TIA,
Philip Partridge
.



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