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| | | | I am using a Vista computer as a file server in our office. I have a few log
in names, but once I am logged in, everytime I go to the server it
automatically grants access, so I never get a chance to change my logout or
log in under another name. I need to reboot my computer before it will again
ask me for a login name and password. How can I log out of the server or
force the server to ask me for a login and pass word again without having to
reboot my computer?
Thanks
Ted
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Hi
Make on you own computer another user and set it with other credentials.
If you switch on your computer to the second user (Cal-Alt-Del), and it
would log in as the second user.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
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| | | | | Post in reply to: Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi Jack,
So there is no way to force a logoff and then reloggin? The issue is I am
using a Vista computer as a file server and have set up users and groups to
access certian folders an a few office staff. if I go to a user's computer,
there is no way I can log them off and then log in as me (as the admin) to
perform any changes on the server? I really do not want to a new user on
everyones computer just so log them off.
Thanks
Ted
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| | | | | Post in reply to: TedT
Hi
Peer-to-peer Network is less flexible for office Server than a real Server
OS.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
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