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Securing service accounts?
Hi,
I am in an area that has a lot of service accounts such as Blackberry, and a lot of multi function printers that are setup with a AD username and password so that users scan documents and they appear in one of their mapped shares.. How can I secure these accounts as much as possible... I have seen various options such as stopping logging on etc, but does doing this stop these accounts from doing their job... For example, the log on locally option looks like a good bet, by denying logon locally for all the service accounts (Putting them in a group), would this prevent these accounts from accessing shares like the MFP's need to etc.. Wonder what others do here? |
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