January 02, 2001 03:02 PM

Windows 2000 Service Pack 1 Issues

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Paula Sharick
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Disabled Win2k Account Can Access Network Resources
A user logged on to a Windows 2000 account interactively can continue to access network services (e.g., remote file shares) even after you disable the user's account. You might expect to see such behavior when the Enforce Logon Restrictions setting is disabled; however, this behavior might also occur when the setting is enabled. An account can remain active when you disable it and don't delete the user’s ...

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