Techie Question -- Windows 95

[Bruce Hinman]

In Control Panel go to the network icon. On the first screen about
halfway down, is the field Primary Network logon. Change that to Windows
logon, then make sure that your network settings require logon to network.
You can creat the windows password as blank and cache the network logon.
For our public pc's  I also set the policy so that you have to log on to
the server before you can access any programs on the local pc. Hope this
helps.

Bruce Hinman			bruceh at csufresno.edu
Library Equipment Technician	(209) 278-6528 office
Henry Madden Library 		(209) 278-6952 fax
California State University
Fresno, California

On Thu, 24 Jul 1997, Bill Drew wrote:

> I have a techie question concerning Windows95.  I am trying to figure
> out how to get rid of the network login but still allow the Windows 95
> computers to connect to a shared printer.  Is this possible?  We have
> students shuting down our public machines and then the next person comes
> along and changes the login name and creates a new password. It is
> getting very frustrating.
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