Win2K Terminal client policies

[Chryyys01]

I need some help from all you experts out there. I have some older machines acting a terminal clients on my network so that everyone in the organization has some access to the intranet. what's happening is that some people are using the Ctrl-Alt-Del to lock the client. I would like to remove the option from their login's. I have tried creating a policy using policy editor and using the group policies option, both atempts have been unsuccessful. does anyone have an idea on how I can limit these users options?

 

[Shadow07]

There is no way of preventing the client from lcoking the session. You could tell them that after X minutes of inactivity, your session will be terminated. But, there is no way of preventing the client from pressing CNTL-ALT-DEL and then locking the session that I know of.

You could either create your own GINA.DLL or try contacting Microsoft to see if there is any way. If there is, please let use know.

 

[aUt0eXebat]

im not sure, i was browsing some of those options under GPO, and somewhere theres a place to dsiavble ctrl+alt+del, or locking the computer........ i could be wrong, but look through all the settings under a new GPO

 

[stash]

I'm not sure how it would work in Terminal Services, but for NT and Win2k, there is a registry hack to remove buttons (including the lock button) from the ctrl-alt-del screen. You can also remove task manager, and the shut down button.

 

[stash]

I'm not sure how it would work in Terminal Services, but for NT and Win2k, there is a registry hack to remove buttons (including the lock button) from the ctrl-alt-del screen. You can also remove task manager, and the shut down button.