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Force Clients to login when using NAT

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Name: William
Date: May 28, 2002 at 16:07:16 Pacific
Subject: Force Clients to login when using NAT

Comment:

I have recently setup a NAT using Windows 2000 Advanced Server and i am looking for a way to make it so that computers on the NAT have to login to be able to access the internet or other computers on the NAT.
Thanks in advance for any help

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Name: Paul H
Date: May 28, 2002 at 16:30:14 Pacific
Subject: Force Clients to login when using NAT

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If you're running Win2k server, set default domain policy to deny logon locally. Or if you're not familiar with group policy you can go to each computer and remove all of the local user accounts. Removing the local accounts effectively locks the users out of the computer and forces logon to the domain.

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