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Hello:
I have a network that because of software some have to login as Local machine and some has to log in as Domain. How can I stop the options from showing up so when they log in they will only see the login they need???
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[GlenJohnson]

I have a network that because of software some have to login as Local machine and some has to log in as Domain.

Could you give us some more details? Do you mean that some people using certain software can't log into the domain, or is the problem random, where some log into the domain and others don't. Thanks.

Glen A. Johnson
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Ok the deal is that I am using a program that will run from the server. I am running WINFAX from another machine that has a modem in it. The machines that need to access WINFAX on that machine needs to run as a "local machine because when they log into the domain they lose the read and write privileges. Other than that I would be able to run them all as a domain.
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[kmcferrin]

OK, wouldn't it be easier to assign domain users (or some subset thereof) read and write privileges to the WinFax box?

 

[GlenJohnson]

OK, wouldn't it be easier to assign domain users (or some subset thereof) read and write privileges to the WinFax box?

This is probably the way to go, just create an OU and add the users you need to it, and give them the rites needed. This way, not everyone, (Unless everyone needs to access WinFax box), has the proper rites.

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Nope I wish !!!! Each machine need read write and delete and there is 24 machines and 24 users :} :}. AHHHHGGGG
Winfax fax outof one machine and then the other machines network into it and dials out, but each local machine needs privileges
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