Re: User Logon Time / Time Zone

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Good question, off hand I don't know. Have you tried it?

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Mitchell wrote:
Hello - We are looking at restricting logon time for a subset of users. A question that has come up is what happens to the user that logs on to a terminal server on the West coast from his/her PC on the East coast?

Our domain controllers (Server 2003) and terminal servers (2000 Server) are all on Pacific time. When a user logs on to the terminal server from a PC on Eastern time will the logon restrictions translate to his local time zone?

Thank you.

Mitchell
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