We Must Control Every Application!
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Yes you can! Bring control to your applications, and stop the misbehavin’!
Tag Results for Logon Scripts
Lock Down Apps & Reduce Help Desk Calls with Registry Policies
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Greg explains the art and science behind application lockdowns in this useful article. Control can be yours!
Geographic Location and Automatic Printer Mapping, Harder than You’d Think
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Geolocality’s impact on printing. A big word that’s a powerful time-saver.
Creating Logon Scripts for Mapping Printers Based on Location
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In this video, Greg Shields will show you how to create a logon script framework so that you can automatically map the appropriate printer when users switch between different Active Directory sites.
Logon Scripts: Automatically Connecting Printers Based on User Location
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Connect those printers, based on “who” and even “where”. It’s all in your logon scripts.
Top Tricks for Server Logon Scripts
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A Logon Script for Your Servers?
Using PowerShell to Track Server Logons
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In this video, Jon Jones explains how easy it is to use PowerShell to set up logon scripts on your servers. In this example, he sets up a script that will track logon activity.
4 Ways to Use PowerShell for Server Logon Scripts
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Many organizations use logon scripts for their users. Those scripts map network drives, install software utilities, and much more. But have you ever considered writing a logon script that applies to your servers?
Windows Can’t Do It—Building Your Own Logon Tracking
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Perhaps one day Microsoft will extend Windows to automatically track logon information in a default AD attribute, and we’ll all be happy. Until then... here's how you can do it.
How To Build Your Own Workstation Logon Tracking
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Learn how to answer the question, “where is so-and-so logged on,” or “who was the last user to log on to this workstation?” Don Jones shows you how to build your own scripts to track workstation logons.
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