In Windows you can grant and deny rights. If you deny someone the right
To logon as a service and later on you grant him this right, then he'll
Still don't have the right to logon as a service. This is what the
"Effective column" says. Your "Local Policy column" probably says "grant
this Right to
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Avishay
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Tom-The-Bomb thank
I’m writing an account
creation tool to simplify the user account creation process.
Our new accounts are supposed
to have a default password to be set during creation process.
Unfortunately I just can’t
get this done.
My script (VBScript) looks
like this:
Set NewUser
= Users.Create("
My
domain runs fine without MS DNS. All I use is a DNS forwarder to my internet
provider.
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Well,
the best place to control user logon actions would be to write a custom ms-gina
dll.
This
way you can even let your program decide who is allowed to log
in.
There
have already been some mails about ms-gina programming.
This
way you are able to do some actions right a