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RE: Deny Logon by Domain Admin account to specific PC's or deny to all B

Subject: RE: Deny Logon by Domain Admin account to specific PC's or deny to all BUT specific PC's
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 16:17:39 -0500
This doesn't work with the built-in Administrator account. I forgot to
mention that in my prior reply regarding having found out that this is the
account in question. If you try to specify workstations on the account tab
of the user object, you'll get a message saying it can't be done.

Laura 

-----Original Message-----
From: Jitendra Kalyankar [mailto:jitendra.kalyankar@gmail.com] 
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 10:41 PM
To: focus-ms@securityfocus.com
Cc: Hindle, Dallas
Subject: Re: Deny Logon by Domain Admin account to specific 
PC's or deny to all BUT specific PC's

Use the Logon Workstation criteria under user account. This 
way the account can not be used to login from any other computers.

HTH,
Jitendra

On 11/10/05, Hindle, Dallas 
<Dallas.Hindle@bakersdelight.com.au> wrote:


Hi all



I assumed this was easy but I must be missing something...



I have a domain admin Account that is used for Services, SQL 
Processes, Scheduled Tasks and for automated logons for some 
proprietary software... This account has had the password 
leak out to 
a 3rd party whom has decided to share it with other people 
in the company.



As I'm sure you agree I need to get his account locked down ASAP, I 
want to prevent logon to this account from any pc's other than the 
ones I authorise, and I though this was a simple process, I 
don't know 
what I'm missing but if anyone has any suggestions it would 
be much appreciated.







Thanks



Dallas








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Thanks,
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