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Originally Posted by streaker69
I like that idea. Even if every single one just had a serial number and you installed a small piece of software.
I just wrote ThinkGeek an email saying they should carry an AdminPack of the locks.
It would be good in my case where I have process control machines and contractors come in and plug in things they shouldn't be plugging in.
GPO works well, I realize that, problem is, it can also work against the local admin at the same time. This is a quick and simple way to secure the USB ports and still make them available to the local admin quickly.
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Yeah.. each one with a serial #.... then you set up a DB that lists the ones in use.. if one does not report back, the DB tells you whose machine it was listed to.
Course if the user has a laptop and is EVIL like me, they can use one of these and a laptop drive
http://spirit.freeshell.org/cable1.jpg
http://spirit.freeshell.org/cable2.jpg
http://spirit.freeshell.org/cable3.jpg
I found this at Right Price Computers in Houston a few years ago. Allows me to slave up a drive to a laptop and do what I need.