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I have about 150 remote users who have a tendency to remove their
laptops from the domain when they decide to hook their home computer to
their laptop. This has happened 12 times despite repeated warnings.
Is there a way via group policy to remove the ability of the user to
change their domain membership? PC Anywhere to a laptop on a 28.8 line
in Ireland is a real hassle.
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Removing local admin privileges would stop that. However, if some
applications need higher privileges, they might not run properly.
Senthil
<allen.ferdinand@avizatechnology.com> wrote in message
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>I have about 150 remote users who have a tendency to remove their
> laptops from the domain when they decide to hook their home computer to
> their laptop. This has happened 12 times despite repeated warnings.
>
>
> Is there a way via group policy to remove the ability of the user to
> change their domain membership? PC Anywhere to a laptop on a 28.8 line
> in Ireland is a real hassle.
>
>
> thanks,
> Allen
>
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started out that way, just for reasons such as this. They petitioned
to get rights. Right now, I punish them by forcing them to return the
laptop to the USA from whereever they are, but I can't get away with
that for much longer.
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