Re: Last user name

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me otherwise. I've been setting it at an OU level.

....and are the computers in that OU or a sub OU?

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"Frank" <Frank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm trying to kill the last user name displaying in the login box upon
login. I've changed the setting in AD 2003 Computer Configuration under
Windows Settings, Security Settings, Local Policies, and Enable the policy
"Do not display last user name" and it still shows up.

I've rebooted my Domain Controllers, but the user name is still there. I
don't believe this needs to be set at the Domain level, unless someone
tells
me otherwise. I've been setting it at an OU level.

Thanks for your help.


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