I too am looking for this exact thing.

Although I have seen many scripts online that will force the logoff (when
implemented via a webpage or some other medium) I would like to use
Delegation. It would even be great if I could create an "unlock" user that
would ONLY force the log off of a user and not be able to actually log onto
the workstation.

"Dennis77" wrote:

> I have set up Win2003 domain client computers (XP) to lock after 10 minutes
> of non-use. I would like to delegate unlock computer rights to management
> non-administratior users at each of my physical sites. Is this possible?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Dennis

Perhaps, this is something that will be offered in Vista. Thank you for the
reply.
D

"Scrumpty" wrote:

> I too am looking for this exact thing.
>
> Although I have seen many scripts online that will force the logoff (when
> implemented via a webpage or some other medium) I would like to use
> Delegation. It would even be great if I could create an "unlock" user that
> would ONLY force the log off of a user and not be able to actually log onto
> the workstation.
>
> "Dennis77" wrote:
>
> > I have set up Win2003 domain client computers (XP) to lock after 10 minutes
> > of non-use. I would like to delegate unlock computer rights to management
> > non-administratior users at each of my physical sites. Is this possible?
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Dennis