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Domain Users access to change system Time
How do I tell a Windows 2000 client PC to allow DOMAIN USERS to change the system time so when the user logons on and the logon script on the NT4 server uses a NET TIME statement to sync with the DOMAIN it allows the user permission to change the time.
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NicCOConnor,
Thanks, sorry I should have pointed out that the client is Windows 2000 but the server is NT4. Does that make a difference ?
Thanks, sorry I should have pointed out that the client is Windows 2000 but the server is NT4. Does that make a difference ?
I'm not so good with NT4, however I belive that by default all users in the domain can already change the time so really all you would need to do is Run the script as a logon script and the correct time will be set at logon.
Nic
Nic
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Do the following on the NT4-server:
http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips267.shtml
Many Regards
Jorgen Malmgren
IT-Supervisor
Denmark
http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips267.shtml
Many Regards
Jorgen Malmgren
IT-Supervisor
Denmark
quexdex,
like stated MSGeek yo can use
NET TIME \\SERVERNAME /SET /YES
although the group Domain Users don't have enough
permissions to change the time, the system only permit
syn the time with your logonserver and you can use this
command in your logon script:
NET TIME \\%logonserver% /SET /YES
MG
like stated MSGeek yo can use
NET TIME \\SERVERNAME /SET /YES
although the group Domain Users don't have enough
permissions to change the time, the system only permit
syn the time with your logonserver and you can use this
command in your logon script:
NET TIME \\%logonserver% /SET /YES
MG
MANUELGUERRA... "Domain Users don't have enough
permissions to change the time"
Did'nt you read my link?
http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips267.shtml
It tells how Domain Users can change the time without being member of the local admin group
Many Regards
Jorgen Malmgren
IT-Supervisor
Denmark
permissions to change the time"
Did'nt you read my link?
http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips267.shtml
It tells how Domain Users can change the time without being member of the local admin group
Many Regards
Jorgen Malmgren
IT-Supervisor
Denmark
trywaredk,
Yes, your answer permit the users "change the time", what I say is that for design NT permit "change the time" only to synchronize time with the logon server although the users don´t have permissions for change time. For security I should only permit SYNCHRONIZE.
The system permits only SYNCHRONIZE the time.
MG
Yes, your answer permit the users "change the time", what I say is that for design NT permit "change the time" only to synchronize time with the logon server although the users don´t have permissions for change time. For security I should only permit SYNCHRONIZE.
The system permits only SYNCHRONIZE the time.
MG
Synchronize local clock for the workstation or even the server is very important subject and it should be handled with car, I will suggest the following solution:
On the server
a) create a user with time with the name “SYNCHRONIZE”, and set a difficult password
b) add this user to the “Account operators” or “Administers” group, these groups permitted to change the local time
c) Create a batch file with following line “NET TIME \\YOURSERVER /SET /YES” and name it as timecync.cmd, and copy it to shared and restricted the folder, now we centralized the batch and we can later change the “YOURSERVER” to any other server
On the workstation
using Task Scheduler in Windows NT 4.0 and Internet Explorer 4.0 or Later
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a) In the Winnt\Tasks folder in Windows NT Explorer, double-click Add Scheduled Task.
b) Click Next.
c) Click Browse.
d) In the "Select Program to Schedule" dialog box, go to C:\.
e) And enter \\YOURSERVER\YOURSHARED\ti mecync.cmd , and then click Open.
f) Click "When my computer starts”", and then click Next.
g) Click Next. You see the screen for the user account that the task will use. Type the user name “” and password.
h) Click Finish.
On the server
a) create a user with time with the name “SYNCHRONIZE”, and set a difficult password
b) add this user to the “Account operators” or “Administers” group, these groups permitted to change the local time
c) Create a batch file with following line “NET TIME \\YOURSERVER /SET /YES” and name it as timecync.cmd, and copy it to shared and restricted the folder, now we centralized the batch and we can later change the “YOURSERVER” to any other server
On the workstation
using Task Scheduler in Windows NT 4.0 and Internet Explorer 4.0 or Later
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a) In the Winnt\Tasks folder in Windows NT Explorer, double-click Add Scheduled Task.
b) Click Next.
c) Click Browse.
d) In the "Select Program to Schedule" dialog box, go to C:\.
e) And enter \\YOURSERVER\YOURSHARED\ti
f) Click "When my computer starts”", and then click Next.
g) Click Next. You see the screen for the user account that the task will use. Type the user name “” and password.
h) Click Finish.
You guys are making this a lot more difficult than it really is, this isn't rocket science.
Then right click your domain>>Properties
Then go to the group Policy Tab, Click on your Domain Policy. (If none is specified click on Default Domain policy) and click the Edit button
The Key that you want to change is located.
Computer Configurationg>>Windows Settings>>Security Settings>>Local Policy>>User Rights Assignment>> and then you will see the Key "Change the System Time" Define this and people will be albe to change there system time localy