Hello.
In our faculty we have a few computer halls with Windows XP Professional and domain controllers running Windows 2003 Server. Every university student has his own account for logging on to the network and using services like browsing the web, starting programmes and so on. The problem is that some of the students share their accounts with other people which do not study in our faculty and therefore are not eligible to an account. This means that the original possessor of the account and the external person can log on to any computer at the same time and use the services simultaneously.
And now to my question: how could I restrict the multiple logons from one username at the same time? Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
In our faculty we have a few computer halls with Windows XP Professional and domain controllers running Windows 2003 Server. Every university student has his own account for logging on to the network and using services like browsing the web, starting programmes and so on. The problem is that some of the students share their accounts with other people which do not study in our faculty and therefore are not eligible to an account. This means that the original possessor of the account and the external person can log on to any computer at the same time and use the services simultaneously.
And now to my question: how could I restrict the multiple logons from one username at the same time? Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
