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Im operating a domain on server 2012 r2 with exchange 2013 and a robust nas. I am moving some pc's over from an old server. This is a clean move no configurations were, are, or will be moved to the new domain/server install. I have already created the users in exchange and on the dc. I want to place all users documents folders on the nas and prohibit any local storage as well as lock out any local logins(only domain logins). What is the best way / best practices to accomplish this.
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Also are these users local administrators on the machine? If they are not then what is the point of locking down logging in locally? If there are no other accounts other than the administrator account and they do not have local admin rights to create other local admin accounts then I would not be a good move to restrict local logon.
Think about it, if you restrict this and something happens with the domain or that machine you will not be able to test anything locally (off domain) because you have locked it down. I would not recommend doing something like that.
Will.