Re: User Account Logon Hours
- From: "Víctor Chaves" <victor_a_chaves@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 11:36:09 -0600
First I must warn you that a forced disconnection is not very healthy
because data loss on the user side is almost certain.
After you have selected the proper logon hours for your users, you should
open a command prompt window and issue a NET command like this:
net accounts
If you get a line like this:
Force user logoff how long after time expires?: Never
then you have to activate the forced logoff with this command:
net accounts /forcelogoff:nn
where nn is the minutes before the user gets disconnected.
Hope this helps....
VC
"Sandy Bryson" <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0db701c5518e$3fcfb530$a601280a@xxxxxxxxxx
> I am trying to "Limit" the hours some of my users are
> logged on, actually I want to be able to Log them Off at
> the End of the Day. I am using SBS 2003...I see on the
> users Profile where I can set the time they are allowed
> to Logon....but the problem is, How Do I make Sure they
> Log OFF at the Specified Time? If they Logout, they are
> unable to Log back in until tomorrow, but providing they
> do not Log Off, they can remain connected to the Network.
> Can someone tell me how to Force the Logoff at a Specific
> Time?
.
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