Can I set up login access to Internet but prohibit access to network resources? |
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EXPERT RESPONSE FROM: Mark Edmead
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QUESTION POSED ON: 15 March 2002
I have a small LAN specified just for Internet services. I want users to
access Internet services like browsing and chatting without login onto the
network resources. By that I mean, if the login window for entering their
name and password appears, then they can just click cancel. Is this
possible?
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Unfortunately the answer is no. On a Windows NT/2000/XP system, a user needs
to log on to the system. If you want them to have very limited access,
perhaps you can create a guest account for them to use that has very limited
permissions. In fact, just enough permission to perform Internet browsing
and chatting.
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