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Hi andrewjones1987,<br />
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You don't need aditional program to limit the numver of workstation that user can use. Go to Active Direcory Users and Computer, right click user &nbsp;account, select properties go to Account tab, click &quot;Log on to..&quot; button adn specify names of computers.<br />
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HTH<br />
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Toni
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Hi andrewjones1987,

You don't need aditional program to limit the numver of workstation that user can use. Go to Active Direcory Users and Computer, right click user  account, select properties go to Account tab, click "Log on to.." button adn specify names of computers.

HTH

Toni

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this will only select names of computers. i want them to logon to all, but only 2 at any one time.
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this will only select names of computers. i want them to logon to all, but only 2 at any one time.

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I have a windows server 2003 network and wish to limit the number of workstations a user is able to logon to and to see where they are logged on. I did hear talk about a program called limitlogon, but have no idea about it.<br />
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Any help would be great, thanks
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I have a windows server 2003 network and wish to limit the number of workstations a user is able to logon to and to see where they are logged on. I did hear talk about a program called limitlogon, but have no idea about it.

Any help would be great, thanks

Server 2003 - Limit No. of User logon's

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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