What is the process to lock down a users ability, ideally i'd like to have a account named View with a password that can only view the desktop not do anything but simple read only.
Is this possible and if so what would be the setup process
At present I have the MS Logon functioning and have a local group named Viewers that is a basic guest type account.
In the MS Logon Setup it is in the third slot down.
Any help?
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MS Logon & Rules
Currently we have two MS-Logon methods.
I assume you use MS-Logon I, because there are exactly 3 groups you can configure.
The third group is for read-only access, i.e. no keyboard or mouse events are sent to the vnc server.
With MS-Logon II, you have a virtually unlimited number of groups you can configure.
For each group you can specify if it's read-only.
I assume you use MS-Logon I, because there are exactly 3 groups you can configure.
The third group is for read-only access, i.e. no keyboard or mouse events are sent to the vnc server.
With MS-Logon II, you have a virtually unlimited number of groups you can configure.
For each group you can specify if it's read-only.