Dave, Are you averse to a non-Microsoft approach? I ask because depending on the make/model of your laptop and/or wireless card, there may be other options. For example, ThinkPads come with the Access Connection Manager - an applet that controls a great many detailed configuration settings pertaining to both wired & wireless connections. Specifically, there's an option to only allow Administrators to change settings. Once a connection profile is setup, end users will only be offered those predefined sites and no others! Of course, if the users are local admin ... yada yada yada :-) I believe the Intel ProSet software package also includes similar functionality. There may be others, but these 2 are ones I've used before. Each one also has the ability to import/export the connection profiles, as to facilitate larger rollouts.
Thanks, Wilson On 9/12/06, Dave Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have I missed something in the "new" XPSP2 wireless configuration stuff. As far as I can see you can't prevent users connecting to non-preferred networks, even with Policy lockdown. Even if you hide the networks page on the adaptor, when the user is in a location where this no network, the connection wizard still pops up. Any one any solution to this?
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