Robert Geissler
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Allow access to OWA only and deny logon to workstations
I know there's a solution for this out there.
I have a set of email accounts that are used for training purposes. New employees must be able to log into the mailboxes for these users, via OWA, to check the emails, but I don't want them to use the training accoutns to log onto any workstations.
In other words, I need these training accunts to be able to access OWA from any workstation, but be unable to log on to the workstations themselves.
I have a set of email accounts that are used for training purposes. New employees must be able to log into the mailboxes for these users, via OWA, to check the emails, but I don't want them to use the training accoutns to log onto any workstations.
In other words, I need these training accunts to be able to access OWA from any workstation, but be unable to log on to the workstations themselves.
Hi,
Refer this:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21331622/How-to-restrict-certain-users-to-Outlook-Web-Access-Only.html
and restrict the user to logon to a desktop, then set time windows of do not logon there.
I hope this helps,
Shree
Refer this:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21331622/How-to-restrict-certain-users-to-Outlook-Web-Access-Only.html
and restrict the user to logon to a desktop, then set time windows of do not logon there.
I hope this helps,
Shree
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I don't see the confusinon. Users that can access OWA, but can not log onto Windows. They'd have to access OWA on a workstation that's already logged on.
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In any case the question is a little confusing. Overall what do you not want them to use or access when they log onto a workstation.