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There's no easy way to do this. The only restriction built into Windows 2000 is to say that the user can only login from certain workstations - this doesn't mean they can't login more that once. I don't know why MS never put this functionality into their products.<br />
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You may find some 3rd party tool to do this....<br />
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JP
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There's no easy way to do this. The only restriction built into Windows 2000 is to say that the user can only login from certain workstations - this doesn't mean they can't login more that once. I don't know why MS never put this functionality into their products.

You may find some 3rd party tool to do this....

JP

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I am using windows 2000 server with windows 98 on clint side.<br />
if i make a user on windows 2000 server that user name can be used all the clints simultaneously. how i can restricit so that user can be used on one clint at a time. it means that that user name can login from any computer but one time on one computer.<br />
thanks.
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I am using windows 2000 server with windows 98 on clint side.
if i make a user on windows 2000 server that user name can be used all the clints simultaneously. how i can restricit so that user can be used on one clint at a time. it means that that user name can login from any computer but one time on one computer.
thanks.

Users Problem in Windows 2000 Server

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