Hi,
Remove or disable "Run as" option for Internet explore/Mozilla.
My employee share the internet access credentials with there team members and use. I want to stop such access. Any ideas are invited. Is there any scripts or GPO that we can set that disables for all users/Computers/Os/browser
Regards
Sharath
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A few other options:
Prevent the use of the runas.exe file itself via group policy for specific users or machine wide,
http://www.windowsnetworki
Or/Also remove the "run as" from the menu (this method wont stop them from doing a runas in a cmd window though.
http://www.petri.co.il/dis
hope this helps,
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by: tgerbertPosted on 2009-11-02 at 09:57:05ID: 25721737
You might be able to disable the "Secondary Logon" service (manually, or through Group Policy). This service is responsible for allowing "Run As...", I'm not sure if disabling it would affect anything else - but that's easy to test, you can always restart it if there are problems. Also have a look at this link: http://windowsdevcenter.co
Although, ultimately this isn't going to keep people from logging on with someone else's credentials, only way to prevent that is to make sure users don't share their passwords.