Show default login name in computer by group policy

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  Hi,

  In any previous Windows Server OS you can designate via a drop down list whether you wish to have the account login into the domain or the local computer.

  You can usingGroup Policy to set the default domain that you want to login in Windows server 2008.

  You can configure the policy inComputer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Logon, Assign a default domain for logon. Enable that policy, and enter the DOMAIN part from DOMAIN\username. Then type thegpupdate /force in the DC and TS, you can default to logon the domain and not the TS local.

  Please also refer to the following post:

  http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserversecurity/thread/bb98d388-7f4b-42d5-9a95-652ee7e95ff3

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  • 已標示為解答 Tom Zhang – MSFTModerator 2012年6月5日 上午 09:43

  2012年5月21日 上午 08:45

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  Hello, Tom,

  Thank for your advise. but it does not work.

  There is simple network just DC(win2008r2) and clients only.

  I have to go group policy and set delegation on PC01(win7),PC02(winXP) read,then edit policy:

  Computer COnfiguration,Policy,Administrative templates,system,logon,

  Assign a default domain for login.

  I enable it

  Next I type may@abc.local   or  abc/may or MAY@ABC.LOCAL or ABC/MAY (I try 4 times)

  Then gpupdate /force on DC and clients(PC01 & PC02) both

  Clients restart and login by sam@abc.local and restart.....but it still show sam@abc.local rather than may@abc.local on PC01 and PC02

  Please kindly advise me what is the problem?

  2012年5月24日 上午 02:50
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  Hi,

  I've been searching for an answer to this also and after searching through the registry, finally discovered the location for this in the Windows 7 registry. The key is found here:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI

  To set the logon screen to display just "Other User" use this registry edit:

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI]
  "LastLoggedOnProvider"=""
  "LastLoggedOnSAMUser"=""
  "LastLoggedOnUser"=""

  So far this has been working on a Win7 64bit Enterprise test machine but haven't test on others yet.

  Hope this helps.

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  • 已標示為解答 Tom Zhang – MSFTModerator 2012年6月5日 上午 09:44

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