ITGuy64
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Win 2003 Server and Active Directory with generic logon trying to access specific user network folders
Good Morning, I have the following Server setup:
Windows 2003 Server with Active Directory,
15 Crew Leaders using the same PCs (4),
Personal Folders on the network.
Is there a way for me to use a generic logon for all crew leaders and allow them to only see their personal network folder? I know I can setup each person on the PCs. What I need is a way for each person to be able to "log into" only their personal folders when using the generic logon. They will be using OWA to access their emails.
Thank you.
Windows 2003 Server with Active Directory,
15 Crew Leaders using the same PCs (4),
Personal Folders on the network.
Is there a way for me to use a generic logon for all crew leaders and allow them to only see their personal network folder? I know I can setup each person on the PCs. What I need is a way for each person to be able to "log into" only their personal folders when using the generic logon. They will be using OWA to access their emails.
Thank you.
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Justin Owens
The only solution I can come up with is to create a GPO on the 4 workstations that forces logoff after X minutes of idle. It is not a great solution, though. There may be a third party app that addresses your needs, but I am unaware of it. I am sorry.