Remove a cached credential
- From: "JN" <me@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2008 13:19:18 -0400
I have an odd problem. I recently had to change my user's naming
convensions from just their name to first initials + last name. I did this
pretty easily by just changing the users logon names in AD so all their SIDs
stayed the same and I also updated their profile and home directory names
(%USERNAME%) to reflect the new logon name.
I have a problem with some laptop users where they occasionally make the
mistake of using their old username when they are not on the network. When
they are on the network it is fine because they get denied logon because of
the non-existing name on the domain but when they are at home, the laptop
allows them to logon with the old name and that ends up screwing up some
things in their user profile until they get back into the building for me to
fix.
I know I can disable caching logons, but I don't want to do that for obvious
reasons for the laptop users. Is there a way I can just gut on the one old
logon name from the cache?
.
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