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Restricting number of logons per user
Name: Erik Tabois Date: October 27, 1999 at 02:52:29 Pacific
Comment:
Does anyone know how i can restrict the number of simultaneous logons per user WITHOUT having to use the home-directory trick ?
At this moment I have a logonscript that can check for a file in the profile. when it is present the user can logon and the file is deleted. A new file is created locally so when logging of this file is placed back again. The problem is that when a user does not log off properly he cannot logon again !.. So now i´m trying to find another method....
If you need to restrict logons to Windows NT Terminal Server RDP, Windows 2000 RDP, Citrix WinFrame ICA or Citrix MetaFrame ICA sessions the solution is at:
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Summary: If I interpert your question correctly then it may do the trick (preventing a user from logging on more than once on NT on the network) Here is refer as NT server but in your case it is a workstation...
Summary: U must use home-directories which are shared per user. allow only one connection to the share at a time. check within the loginscript if the homedirectory is mapped or not..... when not logoff the use...
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