Smart Info About How To Prevent Remote Shutdown

I am playing around with the cmd application and have been using the following to shutdown pc's remotely.

How to prevent remote shutdown. Computer configuration > windows settings > security settings > local policies > user rights assignment > force shutdown from a remote system. This document does not apply to 10g or later versions of the listener. User configuration > administrative templates/ start menu and taskbar.

In the domain group policy editor (gpmc.msc), create a new policy prevent_shutdown, configure the parameters of your “shut down the system” policy according. To check who has shutdown rights: Go to start menu >>run and type or copy paste the following command in run prompt and press ok cmd /c reg add “hklm\software\microsoft\windows.

The purpose of this document is to describe how to prevent remote administration of the 8i or 9i listener. When we enabled “remove and prevent access to the shut down, restart, sleep, and hibernate commands” using gpedit.msc the power button and alt+f4 gets disabled in. You can disable this in the local/domain security policy.

Open the local group policy editor: You can go to the computer and go to this: With windows 7, users who used remote desktop to connect to their windows 7 pc would only have the option to disconnect or log off.

Enable the option “remove and prevent access to the shut down, restart, sleep, and hibernate.