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locking down a user account

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jratzo

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We have a shared user account that we want to only have access to a few PC's(so they can log onto these 4 or so PC's with this account and not other PC's). What suggestions do you guys have for doing this?


Thanks
 
Shared accounts are a bad idea to begin with. If you are on a domain, why didn't you create the separate users and just give them same rights? Regardless in the Account tab of the user you click the "Log On To" button and then you setup which machines the account can login to.
 
I know I didnt set them up. But they are used in a lab and we have those accounts not locked down via USB port security like everyone else is. Changing the logins for the software will be a pain but is probably the best idea
 
Is this in a AD environment? you can limit users to logging on to certain pcs from active directory users and computers.
 
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