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Security Basics: Re: FW: login w2k server by time

Re: FW: login w2k server by time

From: Kinnell <kinnell.t_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2005 08:13:41 -0600

> From: nospam [mailto:nospam_at_dranem.org]
> Sent: Tue 3/1/2005 1:39 PM
> To: security-basics_at_securityfocus.com
> Subject: login w2k server by time
>
>
>
>
> Is there a way to limit when any user/groups may login to a server based
> upon time?
> and wait until a manager comes to each station to authorize network
> access to that Server [Win2000]
> [workgroup setting] no domain setup [winXP clients] [1 win98 print server]
>
> I have a friend who wants to limit when a server is accessed to daytime
> hours only
> also they want it to be limited to a manager who will provide a password
> when they are allowed to use the server.

I can't verify this from the computer I am sitting at right now, but
you should be able to set this in the Admin tools --> Active Directory
Users and Comps --> User --> properties.
>From here edit the user to only be allowed to logon during specific
hours, and deny during specific hours. I know I've been able to do
this myself.

For the manager what exactly did you mean? That the manager must
basically "OK" each logon as it occurs???

> Further more they need to use said locked down server during business
> hours for 15 users/PCs
> for regular business to access a dental database from a shared folder
> from the windows 2000 server
>
> If this still makes sense how can I help them limit access
> 1) over night
> 2) using a master password
>
> suggestions;
> good points / bad point / gotchas / etc
> ALL welcomed
>
> THANKS
> evets / nospam ;-)

hope it helps,
Kinnell
Received on Mar 03 2005

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