So I have an OU that contains users that exist only so they can have an email 
address.  I don't want them to be able to log on locally to any workstation.  
But they still need to have logon access to the exchange server for their 
webmail and in a lot of cases I have workstations with generic logons and 
multiple outlook profiles configured.  Users constantly think because they have 
a logon they can log on to any computer.  I found this article that seems to 
give me one solution.
http://www.petri.co.il/forums/showthread.php?t=10183
I would prefer to use AD to accomplish this, not a script.  This article is 
rather old referenced 03 AD and I'm on 08R2 now.  Just asking if anyone else 
has done this with another or easier solution.  I thought about just assigning 
these people a logon script that issues a logoff command but the username is 
case sensitive in a logon script and it would be a pain to manage.  Only 
concern I have is making sure everyone has logon access exchange so they can 
get their mail.

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