Re: How to restrict computer logon only assign user?

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You can specify a domain user, domain global group, or local users/group on
a domain computer. --- Steve


"Mesak" <Mesak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:DDA4D797-94F4-475E-89C9-90B2F8B41958@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I want to assign only user in domain user. Can I use Logon locally policy?
>
> "Steven L Umbach" wrote:
>
>> You can configure the user rights for logon locally and deny logon
>> locally
>> to limit who can logon to a computer. I would be sure to include
>> administrators however and keep in mind that deny logon locally will
>> override logon locally user right. Try to avoid using deny user rights
>> and
>> keep in mind that administrators are also members of the users and
>> everyone
>> groups. Say you just want user Joe to logon to the computer. Then
>> configure
>> logon locally so that only Joe and administrators are included. Local
>> Security Policy can be started via secpol.msc and go to local
>> policies/user
>> rights to see user rights assignments. If you can not change a user right
>> or
>> the local setting is different from the effective setting [Windows 2000
>> only] then a domain level policy is overriding the Local Security
>> licy. --- Steve
>>
>>
>> "Mesak" <Mesak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:437BBB33-DCEA-462E-98BE-B36F87041C6A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >I need to protect computer from another user logon. Can I restrict
>> >computer
>> > for logon only assign user?
>>
>>
>>


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