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November 19th 06, 12:16 PM
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Domain User Names Listed on Login Screen?
Is there a way to make domain usernames "sticky" so that they will always
appear on the login screen? This is intended for use in a small office with few users. I just thought it would be easier to click on the name, type password, and you're in. The best I can do so far is login as one user, go to switch user, and log in as another. Then, both domain users are listed on the login screen. 
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November 19th 06, 06:20 PM
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Domain User Names Listed on Login Screen?
Keep in mind that by leaving the last logged on username available, anyone
that is interested in gaining access to the computer has half of what they need to do so. I know this doesn't answer your question, but hopefully it is useful info. Hope this helps! -Ben ______________ Ben Miller CISSP GSEC Security+ "CyberiaTech" wrote in message ... Is there a way to make domain usernames "sticky" so that they will always appear on the login screen? This is intended for use in a small office with few users. I just thought it would be easier to click on the name, type password, and you're in. The best I can do so far is login as one user, go to switch user, and log in as another. Then, both domain users are listed on the login screen.
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November 20th 06, 03:48 AM
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Domain User Names Listed on Login Screen?
Yeah, I know it's a little bit of a security issue, but in this location I'm
not very concerned about security. It's a very small office running only 6 PC's off of a SuSE Samba PDC, with very little sensitive information. Anyway, thanks for the advice though. "Ben Miller" wrote: Keep in mind that by leaving the last logged on username available, anyone that is interested in gaining access to the computer has half of what they need to do so. I know this doesn't answer your question, but hopefully it is useful info. Hope this helps! -Ben ______________ Ben Miller CISSP GSEC Security+ "CyberiaTech" wrote in message ... Is there a way to make domain usernames "sticky" so that they will always appear on the login screen? This is intended for use in a small office with few users. I just thought it would be easier to click on the name, type password, and you're in. The best I can do so far is login as one user, go to switch user, and log in as another. Then, both domain users are listed on the login screen.
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