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Thread: Deploying Ubuntu Workstations in Corporate Environment

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    Question Deploying Ubuntu Workstations in Corporate Environment

    We are starting to deploy more and more Ubuntu 10.04 workstations for our employees but need a better way to lock the machines down similar to how we can use Group Policy to lock down a windows machine. We are using 10.04 because the software we use requires that version.


    Below are a few of the immediate questions i have.

    We are using Likewise enterprise for authentication with active directory and to allow us to run scripts against a machine.

    1. How can i allow a user to read USB storage or CDROM drives but block them from writing to these devices unless i explicitly grant them this right.

    2. How can i prevent a user from changing the root users password if i grant the user sudo permissions?

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    Re: Deploying Ubuntu Workstations in Corporate Environment

    This can be done with user/group management. Have a look at the following links for more detailed info.
    http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/userandgroup.htm
    http://howtoxyz.blogspot.com/2007/11...f-sudoers.html
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