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Re: Automatically locking workstations
From: Peter Wohlers <pedro () whack org>
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 22:31:25 -0700
Matthew Crape wrote:
Greetings all,Please excuse me if this question has been asked before (I didn't see itin the archives), but is there some sort of policy setting that I can enable in a Win2k AD environment which automatically locks a computer after a preset timed amount of inactivity? If failing that, does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve something similar? Thanks.
If you want to force a 10 min screensaver timeout with password requirement, go to the GP editor and open up this folder: User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Control Panel, Display Set the following items Hide Screen Saver tab: enabled Screen Saver: enabled Screen Saver executable name: Set this to some standard Password protect the screen saver: enabled Screen Saver Timeout: 600 (seconds) -- ***************** * Peter Wohlers * *pedro () whack org* ***************** --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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