Win2K doesn't exec logon script

[Bill Moran]

I posted this earlier, although not in as much detail ... I want to reiterate
something important:
Doing this will give your users the ability to right click on the clock and
change the local workstation time.  I've seen this be a problem where
employees use the computer to clock in via some software ... they arrive
late, set the time to when they should have clocked in and clock in.
At the end of the day, they set the time to 5:00 (even though it's 4:30) and
leave early while the timeclock software thinks they left on time.
Having said that, if you aren't in that situation, the change recommended
below works fine.  I know of at least one facility using this hack without
problems.

On Tuesday 16 October 2001 13:05, John H Terpstra wrote:
> It is VERY possible for the logon script to change the local time settings
> of the WinNT/2K/XP client that is logging on. By default, only
> Administrators and Power Users are allowed to change the system time.
> If you want this to be enabled for normal users then here is how to do
> it:
>
> Go to Control Panel, launch "Local Security Settings"
> Now, you will find under:
> 	Security Settings->Local Policiees->User Rights Assignement
> an entry called:
> 	Change the System Time
> double-click on this entry and add "YOUR_DOMAIN/Domain Users", or if you
> TRUST everyone, add "Everyone".
>
> This does it.
>
> Cheers,
> John T.

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