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UserLock Vs Microsoft LimitLogin

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Overview This paper reviews how Microsoft LimitLogin and IS Decisions UserLock achieve logon management, and focuses on the concurrent connections restriction features provided by these 2 software products. As more and more companies resort to Microsoft server software to manage their networks (19% sales increase Microsoft Credits Server Sales for Income Gain in Q1 2005 ?,the ill known yet largely handicapping and critical security flaw still remains omnipresent on a majority of networks, allowing direct access for data leakage, user lockout, workstation downtime. UserLock is a third party software utility, developed by IS Decisions providing concurrent connection restriction functionality as well as additional features to optimize and secure user network access.

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Publisher	IS Decisions	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security, Security Management

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