Re: Do Not Display Last User Name
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JJ,
you want "Do not display last user name" in Workstation logon screen ?
you can use GPO... apply to OU with machine object...
If you want "Do not display last user name" in TSClient logon screen, you
can delete default.rdp file in users profile\my document. (depending rdp
client version)
Gustavo
"JJ" <JJ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am trying to not have the last logged on user name displayed for my
Terminal Services users.
Background:
I have a default domain GPO at the very top of the domain that has enabled
the Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Local Policies\Security
Options\Interactive: Do not display last user name.
I have in this same default domain GPO enabled the Computer
Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Group Policy\User Group
Policy
processing loopback mode to Merge.
The workstations in their OU seem to get this setting applied properly.
The
Terminal Servers in a different OU also get this setting applied when
logging
directly onto the server (which is also a DC).
Issue:
My terminal server clients, regardless if they are W2K using Terminal
Services Client or accessing from my thin clients (HP t5510 running
Windows
CE.net) will display the last user name.
What am I missing?
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Thanks
JJ
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