Simple setting lets Windows Server 2008 restore "the Same"

As the saying goes, "practice makes perfect", working long time in a system environment, we can refine on a perfect system operation ability, is advantageous to greatly enhance the system operation efficiency. But in the heart of the impulse, the system upgraded to WindowsServer2008, we found that the environment is not the previous environment, the previous refining on the ability to operate naturally can not be cast out; in fact, with some simple settings, We can completely let WindowsServer2008 restore "old", this will help us to quickly find the former system environment of various operating feeling, and indirectly to enhance the efficiency of the system operation!

1, let the login interface restore "the same"

In some LAN environments where access security requirements are high, network administrators often want each LAN user to access the shared resources in the server, the user's account name and password must be entered correctly before the system can be successfully logged in. This way, it is not easy for other users to know the name of the existing user account on the local server system. In order to be able to login the system efficiently, the WINDOWSSERVER2008 system uses the same welcome screen as the WindowsVista system by default and automatically lists the user account information in all local servers. Click an account option and then enter the corresponding password content will be able to log into the system normally. In order to improve the server system login efficiency, but also to protect the security of the system login, we can follow the following steps to set the WINDOWSSERVER2008 system security policy, so that its login interface to revert to the classic state:

First, open the Start menu in the WindowsServer2008 system desktop, click Run, open the system's Run text box, execute the "secpol.msc" command, enter the Local Security Policy Settings window, and in the left list area of the Settings window, position the mouse over the Local Policy/Security Options node options;

Next, locate the interactive login from the node option: Do not display the user name Group Policy subkey and double-click the subkey with the mouse to open the Group Policy Properties setting interface shown in Figure 1, select the Enabled option, and then click the Apply button to make the above setting effective. This way any user will be required to re-enter the user account name information when they log on to the WindowsServer2008 system at a later time;

Next, locate the interactive login from the local Policy/Security Options node option: You do not need to press Ctrl+alt+del Group Policy subkey, double-click the subkey with the mouse, select the Enabled option from the Group Policy property settings interface that pops up, and then click OK. In this way WindowsServer2008 system after the successful launch, do not need us to press the Ctrl+alt+del composite key, directly open the system login interface, then we directly enter the user account name and password can be logged into the system.