> - -- > Thank you for your answer. > > I was looking for more information about your option, but it looks like > something to be used over the graphic interface. > > If I'm wrong please correct me this detail. Yes, kiosk mode is handled by the Window Manager or the Desktop Environment.
> In my case, I don't need any graphic interface on the black box, the > users can run any operating system on their desktop. In that case, the hardware issues that I mentioned (BIOS password, no access to USB ports, strong case lock, disabled Ctrl-Alt-Del, no CD/DVD drive, etc) will still serve you.
Yes, all these options are correct. But my biggest is the following question. Is it possible to create a full encrypted filesystem? for example http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/428I'm going to test this installation, but in this case the best option is to have a usb key, but still there is a problem, at the server location, they don't need to have anything like that to start the server.
Note, though that this is a *Debian* (therefore *Linux) list, so we can't/won't tell you how to secure MSFT Windows...
I use debian sarge
- -- Ron Johnson, Jr. Jefferson LA USA
Thanks for all your help Greetings Enediel