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Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature
From: sarnold () WILLAMETTE EDU (Seth R Arnold)
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 15:28:17 -0800
David, I believe the task scheduler included with IE 4.0 (and higher?) under NT4.0 allows one to give a login and password that the task should be run under. Also, in network properties dialog box, when adding the computer to the domain, it asks for the name and password of someone with enough rights to add computer accounts to the domain. Both of these are handled through dialog boxes not invoked with ctrl-alt-delete. <shrug> On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 03:49:07PM -0800, David Terrell wrote:
In all the hubbub over whether the semantic of the Run As... feature in Windows 2000, a much more important shortcoming is that this is the first time (I know of) that the system asks for your password through a mechanism other than the trusted path (ctrl-alt-del to login, ctrl-alt-del to change password). This is an unfortunate compromise in an otherwise useful feature.
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Current thread:
- Windows 2000 Run As... Feature David Terrell (Jan 21)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Seth R Arnold (Jan 23)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Steven Kastl (Jan 23)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Jesper M. Johansson (Jan 24)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature David LeBlanc (Jan 25)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Ben Russell (Jan 25)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Steve Wolfe (Jan 26)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Kenn Humborg (Jan 27)
- SAS behavior in Windows NT - RE: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature jdglaser (Jan 26)
- Re: SAS behavior in Windows NT - RE: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Jesper M. Johansson (Jan 26)
- Re: SAS behavior in Windows NT - RE: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature Peter Berendi (Jan 27)
- Re: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature David LeBlanc (Jan 25)
- Re: SAS behavior in Windows NT - RE: Windows 2000 Run As... Feature David LeBlanc (Jan 26)