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| Subject: | Domain logon without network connection + group policies |
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| Date: | Thu, 27 Jan 2005 12:57:33 +0000 |
Hi, I've realized that it's possible to logon to a domain without a network connection and bypass the group policies. This provides false security when deploying policies that restrict user permissions, so my question is: 1. Is it possible to forbid logon if the workstation can't connect to the Domain Controller; 2. Or is it possible to have a cache of the group policies so that if the workstation doesn't have network, it uses the last policies? One workaround is deploying the policies as local ones, but that removes the flexibility of deploying / changing the policies from the domain, so i'm open for other suggestions. Thanks in advance, Manuel Sousa --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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