I thin I didn't explain my question properly,
While I agree with your comments, as a wise man once said "there are seldom 
good technological solutions to behavioral problems", (Ed Crowley) In this case 
though, I can do something.
 WOL will resolve the Remote Access issue, and I will update the portal page 
with a warning (however if they use the app on the their phones they probably 
wont see it)
I do know how to apply the policy, my concern was why all hits/docs/articles 
were geared towards disabling it

thx




From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [NTSysADM] Force sleep downside
Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2016 15:59:22 +0000









So if you force a machine to sleep, maybe you interrupt a process or prevent 
remote access to the pc.
My opinion is we are all consenting adults, if you break it, the pieces are 
yours to keep for free.
 
So if it were me, I’d post a warning on the reset portal or even raise a dialog 
of the consequences.
 
But back to your question, I am looking at a GPO were we set various aspects 
and I see behaviors for computer prefs for power options. You can state Sleep 
after
 x etc, does that not work for you?
 
My 2 cents,
jlc
 


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of J- P

Sent: Sunday, August 7, 2016 9:38 AM

To: NT <[email protected]>; [email protected]

Subject: [NTSysADM] Force sleep downside


 


Hi all,


 


We recently deployed ADSelfService  to give users the ability to reset, change 
passwords and unlock their account, we went to this after finally convincing 
"the powers that be" that password
 complexity and expiration  is a GOOD thing.


 


After a couple of users started complaining about "not being able to get in or 
unlock their account", one of the causes  turned out to be that they weren't 
logging off their office PC, and
 they were  changing their passwords via the ADSS portal.


 


So we've decided that if they cant learn to log off, we'll force the machines 
to sleep or hibernate to prevent this, which brings me to my question


 


Why is that every time I lookup "windows 7 sleep gpo" or any variation of that, 
all the hits explain how to DISABLE sleep or hibernate, is there a downside to 
forcing sleep or hibernation?


 


example;


https://www.google.com/#q=sleep+windows+7+gpo


 


 




 


                                          

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