kirankumar012
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User should not change System Date, but can view
Hi,
I have a network setup wherein I want the set up such that, users can open and see the system date and time, but they are not authorized to change it. Even it is changed in the host machine, it should change back the sysdate and time to server date and time.
I am using Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers.
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I have a Windows NT server, for which I have 50 users connecting. I want the user local machine which is again a NT machine, getting connected to my server. USer in the local machine when double clicks on time in the system tray, it displays the date and time window. But User should not be able to change the date and time. Even he tries to change, it should reflet the date and time in the server.
I want to do this, because the user will view the sysdate for many reasons like when doing any testing or want to plan his/her work. But he/she changes the date, the log files timestamp will change which I don't want to happen.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Kiran Kumar
I have a network setup wherein I want the set up such that, users can open and see the system date and time, but they are not authorized to change it. Even it is changed in the host machine, it should change back the sysdate and time to server date and time.
I am using Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers.
More Clear Description:
I have a Windows NT server, for which I have 50 users connecting. I want the user local machine which is again a NT machine, getting connected to my server. USer in the local machine when double clicks on time in the system tray, it displays the date and time window. But User should not be able to change the date and time. Even he tries to change, it should reflet the date and time in the server.
I want to do this, because the user will view the sysdate for many reasons like when doing any testing or want to plan his/her work. But he/she changes the date, the log files timestamp will change which I don't want to happen.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Kiran Kumar
Put the domain user in Administrative group of LOCAL machine.
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