I InlineFive Diamond Member Sep 20, 2003 9,599 2 0 May 25, 2004 #1 If so, how? And I don't have a server.
S Smilin Diamond Member Mar 4, 2002 7,357 0 0 May 25, 2004 #2 Use the "net user" command from the command line. You'll want the following switch: /times:{Day[-Day][,Day[-Day]] ,Time[-Time][,Time[-Time]] [;?] | all} See Help for more info.
Use the "net user" command from the command line. You'll want the following switch: /times:{Day[-Day][,Day[-Day]] ,Time[-Time][,Time[-Time]] [;?] | all} See Help for more info.
S spyordie007 Diamond Member May 28, 2001 6,229 0 0 May 25, 2004 #3 Originally posted by: Smilin Use the "net user" command from the command line. You'll want the following switch: /times:{Day[-Day][,Day[-Day]] ,Time[-Time][,Time[-Time]] [;?] | all} See Help for more info. Click to expand... Do keep in mind that it wont force them to logoff, so once they have logged in there is nothing to keep them from just staying logged in indefinetly
Originally posted by: Smilin Use the "net user" command from the command line. You'll want the following switch: /times:{Day[-Day][,Day[-Day]] ,Time[-Time][,Time[-Time]] [;?] | all} See Help for more info. Click to expand... Do keep in mind that it wont force them to logoff, so once they have logged in there is nothing to keep them from just staying logged in indefinetly