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You need to set up so called Remote Desktop. Also, you will need information about your work computer IP, or full internet address (which might be pretty long). You have to be a member of "Administrators" group. Win+Pause->Remote->Check "Allow users to connect to this computer" -> Select Remote Users -> Add your user name if required (usually adds automatically). Allow Remote Desktop in the firewall settings.
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What is netlogon?
The Netlogon subkey stores information for the Net Logon service. The Net Logon service verifies logon requests, and it registers, authenticates, and locates domain controllers. Also, to maintain backward compatibility, Net Logon manages replication of the user account database to back up domain controllers running Windows NT 4.0 and earlier. For Windows 2000, Net Logon manages replication only when replication involves servers running Windows NT 4.0 and earlier. Net Logon for Windows 2000 does not manage replication between two servers running Windows 2000.
What is the name of the program that manages Windows Logon?
winlogon.exe
Windows XP Professional automatically caches a users credentials in where when a domain logon or NET Passport logon is performed?
Registry
Windows XP Professional automatically caches a users credentials in the when a domain logon or NET passport logon is performed?
Registry
Windows xp supports how many logon methods?
2
How do you change Windows 7 logon bar to mac?
You cannot.
Windows 7 uses domian in logon?
No it does not use domain login.
Passwords for Windows 2000 or XP logon can be up to?
127 characters
Which term best describes the logon to Windows XP Professional?
mandatory
How do you change windows screen?
Use Logon studio, btw its not a virus
What logon credentials should you use to administ should you use to administer Group Policy Objects in a network running Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista clients?
The logon credential will be of any administrators of domain.
What does the Logon Hours property of a user account control?
Windows 2003 allows you to control when users can log on to the network. You do this by setting their valid logon hours. You can use logon hour restrictions to tighten security and prevent system cracking or malicious conduct after normal business hours. During valid logon hours, users can work as they normally do. They can log on to the network and access network resources. During restricted logon hours, users can't work. They can't log on to the network or make connections to network resources. If users are logged on when their logon time expires, what follows depends on the account policy you've set for them. Generally, one of two things happens to the user:Forcibly disconnected You can set a policy that tells Windows 2000 to forcibly disconnect Windows 2000 users when their logon hours expire. If this policy is set, remote Windows 2000 users are disconnected from all network resources and logged off the system when their hours expire.Not disconnected Users aren't disconnected from the network when they enter the restricted hours. Instead, Windows 2000 simply doesn't allow them to make any new network connections.Configuring Logon Hours in Windows Server 2003To configure the logon hours, follow these steps:Access the user's Properties dialog box in Active Directory Users And Computers and then choose the Account tab.Click the Logon Hours button. Set the valid and invalid logon hours using the Logon Hours dialog box shown. In this dialog box each hour of the day or night is a field that can be turned on and off. To change the setting for an hour, click it. Then select either the Logon Permitted or Logon Denied option button.Hours that are allowed are filled in with a dark bar.Hours that are disallowed are blank.
