Anyone heard of this??

Someone I know is asking me but I've never heard of it.


I think it may stand for Authorised User Policy Banner and that its the banner you receive after you press ctrl-alt-del to log on, the one that you can customise to say something like 'Do Not Log Onto This Network Unelss You Are Authorised' etc but I'm not sure

Any ideas?

Hanley

 

I've always known it as a login banner.

Is this any help? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q101063

Stefan

 

BTW, the caption key determines the dialog box heading and the Text key is for all the legal blurb.

Stefan

 

Thats what i thought, I've just never heard of it described as a AUP Banner

 

AUP is an "acceptable use policy"

windows call it a "legal notice"

FYI.

Acceptable use policys in our company, log you off if you disagree.

 

Fantastic Your place sounds like New Labour; any disagreement and your out

 

LOL.. if they dont agree and login we cant discipline them.. according to our legal dept its the only way of doing it

Yours truely wrote the app to do it.

David

 

Always thought you had facist tendancies David

 

LOL, damn right especially against the pesky (l)users

 

Alternatively you could simply use the GPO setting that displays this whenever anyone logs into the Domain....

All the information is here: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310430

 

to be fair we dont let users login to our servers, nor do we run 2003 on the desktop

does it log them out if they disagree, that was the main issue

David

 

doh just read that document properly..