Network adapter question
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Does anyone know if there is a fairly simple way of disabling the network
adapter (NIC) for selected users on a PC running WinXP so that when an
unauthorized user logs on, they will not be granted network or internet
access? I do not want to use a server to administrate this rule. Any advice
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
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