Summary: We have a 5 user license product. The number of license is sufficent, but not when users sign on and forget to sign off. Is there any way to sign use...
Summary: Win98SE network - one computer has to log off (no user name) to be able to see the others. Once it logs back in, it's ok but now has a user name atta...
Summary: I have full sharing enabled so that others can work with my files while I'm away. I had hoped I could allow thisto avoid the copying that goes on wit...
Summary: Is it possible to access Windows remotely without having to log off your session on your host? I set up a remote server so I can access my computer a...
Summary: "closing connection" does not mean that the connection is closed, it is closing, part of which is to save the profile, it will not close the connectio...
Summary: Hi there I have a small cofeenet with some users. My stations are nt client and my server is windows 2000 ( advance server ). my users can login to do...
Summary: If you are an AOL Broadband subscriber, I would recommend that you go to AOL and read the broadband setup instructions. Also go to your router's mfg ...
Summary: Have an intermittent networking problem. Dell 1.7 GH running Win XP Pro. Ethernet connection to Linksys befw11s4 ver 1 then to Cox cable modem. Usu...
Summary: An intrusion detection system (IDS) inspects all inbound and outbound network activity and identifies suspicious patterns that may indicate a network ...
Summary: when we log off then it transfer all data to server.so their is chance of loosing data.can we store data directly on the server when users create it ...
Summary: You could do it with each person controlling the same desktop/account, but I don't see how you can have each user logging in with their own account on...
Summary: Thanks for your response dan. When a user logs into the domain using a remote computer their screen goes to "Loading settings" then immediately change...
Summary: I'm having problems logging my winxp pro machine onto my domain. The user account is present on the server, but when i try to log on to the domain usi...
Summary: Why are you allowing users on your server!?!?!? I know of nobody in industry who allows such a thing. Deny local logon to anybody else but the Admini...
Summary: hi, i just set up my computer on a domain. however it is not letting me access my administrator account or even my regular user name that i created it...
Summary: As long as the user has a domain user account, log onto the machine as local administrator, go to my computer, properties, computer name tab, change b...
Summary: Hey there guys, I recently configured my network as a domain environment at home (please don't tell me that it's not necessary, it is for testing/educ...
Summary: I am re posting this in the right forum... How to you install an application that is not an MSI and requires Administrator rights using GPO or Logon S...
Summary: Another thought, if your using WMI to reboot your remote computers then I think your user that needs to be in the other computers user accounts needs ...
Summary: MiloCold, when you connect via remote desktop you are not connecting to the console desktop like you would with PC Anywhere. That is, you don't see ...
Summary: Hai, I have with my netwok box in win98. First my user want to know why in games freecell cannot work properly. So I allready check it and try to setu...
Summary: We have a small windows 95&98 based LAN, with shared files (as a mapped drive) on a win95 machine. Lately, when I start up the PC's, I cannot access t...
Summary: if you have a win2k network, you can setup a group policy that whenever, or where ever a user logs on, that software would be installed on that comput...
Summary: Thanks for the answer, but I fixed it before I got it. I Installed the printer as local Admin, logging on as domain Admin when prompted for permissio...
Summary: r-click my computer on the win2000 pc, select Manage, goto local users and groups, goto users folder, look at properties of guest account and enable i...
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