Greying out Domain Box on Winodws Logon

[sevenredmetal]

Hi,

Does any one know who to grey out the domain option in windows logon so that once a domain is set by an Administrator, users cannot alter it. No only does cause considerable support calls since users cannot login, but to apply this feature would improve security too.


Many Thanks,


Jonathan Crowley

[acedaz]

If you recieve / have recieved any replies to this, then can you please forward them to me:

d.mcginnis@hodgson.lancsngfl.ac.uk

Many Thanks

Darren S. McGinnis

[The_Guru1]

I would also like to here about this? is it possible?

John.Hardy@polar-motor.co.uk

Thanks

[Smitty]

sevenredmetal, et al..

This may be of interest to you:

"..Kenric Payne wrote:
>
> Background: We have 2 computer labs being used by over 1000 students.
> Each machine has WIN95 and the lab is running off a WINNT 4.01 server.
>
> I am looking for help with the following two questions:
>
> 1) Is it possible to force a WINNT network domain when a user logs on?
> When the window comes up for the user to enter their username and
> password, we don't want the user to change the domain.

Here is how I solved this one. Edit the c:\windows\system\mprserv.dll
file ( I used MS Visual C++ 4.2 ). You must do this under Windows NT
( I used 4.0...don't know if 3.51 will handle the saving to a binary
but I suspect it will ). If you try to save an edited binary under
Win95, Visual C++ complains about this version of Windows not be able
to save to an EXE file..."

from <a target="_blank" href=http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Mprserv.dll%2Bedit&hl=en&rnum=1&selm=34107926.36A3%40eng.auburn.edu>mprserv.dll+edit</a>

Regards

Smitty