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Re: Using net time command

 
 
Johan Arwidmark
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      30th Jun 2003
Give the domain group the "change system time" user right

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Johan Arwidmark

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 06:58:17 -0700, "Carmen" <(E-Mail Removed)>
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>We have Windows 2000 Professional machines logging into
>domain with NT 4.0 Domain controllers. We have set up a
>login script that runs net time
>\\Domaincontroller /set /yes
>
>When our Domain User Group runs this script on their
>machines, they are getting a system error 1314, a required
>priviledge is nto held by the client.
>
>How do I allow domain users the right to change the system
>time on their workstations?
>


 
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