Ot: logons on win2k network

For those interested. See below link. Will only work with Win2K clients however,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q221930
Johnny Juice wrote:
I am looking for a way to increase the amount of logon attempts a user has before the system locks them out.

I know with Novell it is a piece of cake -- You can have 1, 4, 8 unlimited -- Whatever you want!!

I can't seem to find the same functionality on Windows 2000 Server.. Does anybody know how this can be done? Is there an add-on that has to be bought..

Keep in mind the network clients are NT4.0/Win2k/XP/9x, whereas the backend is all Windows 2000 Servers.

Thanks,



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I am looking for a way to increase the amount of logon attempts a user has before the system locks them out.

I know with Novell it is a piece of cake -- You can have 1, 4, 8 unlimited -- Whatever you want!!

I can't seem to find the same functionality on Windows 2000 Server.. Does anybody know how this can be done? Is there an add-on that has to be bought..

Keep in mind the network clients are NT4.0/Win2k/XP/9x, whereas the backend is all Windows 2000 Servers.

Thanks,



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