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Morley Lee
I configured the default domain policy to enforce the logon hour times and
set the users for the specific logon times. I also enabled the policy to
disconnect clients when logon hours expire and force logoff when logon hours
expire. When I test the policy it works and disconnects my mapped drives.
However, it does not force off the users on the desktop and I can still
send/receive email thorugh exchange. Does anyone know if it's suppose to
log the user off the desktop to a cntl-alt del screen? Or does it just log
off the server in the background and let the user work on the desktop?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Morley
set the users for the specific logon times. I also enabled the policy to
disconnect clients when logon hours expire and force logoff when logon hours
expire. When I test the policy it works and disconnects my mapped drives.
However, it does not force off the users on the desktop and I can still
send/receive email thorugh exchange. Does anyone know if it's suppose to
log the user off the desktop to a cntl-alt del screen? Or does it just log
off the server in the background and let the user work on the desktop?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Morley