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i don't need to use a local user, i need to use a domain user to login to this computer.
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i don't need to use a local user, i need to use a domain user to login to this computer.

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Mike is right. Domain users also are logging in locally on domain machines.<br />
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Try his suggestion.
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Mike is right. Domain users also are logging in locally on domain machines.

Try his suggestion.

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Dear All,<br />
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Is there a way to restrict a computer to login by one user only? I mean, for computer-x, I need user-x to be apple to login using this computer, so user-y or any other user will not be apple to login using this computer.<br />
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i have windows 2008 R2 active directory.<br />
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Thanks 
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Dear All,

Is there a way to restrict a computer to login by one user only? I mean, for computer-x, I need user-x to be apple to login using this computer, so user-y or any other user will not be apple to login using this computer.

i have windows 2008 R2 active directory.

Thanks 

Restict computers login

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