I think that is part of the solution - and via searches I found other
knowledgebase articles similar to this one (though not exactly this one) -
but it is not clear if this can force authentication or can the user just
click 'cancel' and bypass login? (understanding that if the user has physical
access and can boot from any removable media they are going to be able to
bypass the login and access anything on the disk).
Thanks.
"Haggis" wrote:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555038/en-us
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> > Does anyone know of any microsoft or third party tools/applications to
> > force
> > users on win98 machines to authenticate against a domain controller before
> > using the machine?
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> > We have a stand alone scientific network with a central domain controller
> > that all machines authenticate against. We also have some older win95 and
> > win98 machines that cannot be upgraded because of laboratory hardware or
> > software dependencies. We still need these machines to enforce/require
> > authentication to the domain controller before use however.
> >
> > Any suggestions or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks.
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