okay so
i am running a program that allows me to see all the protocols being used okay
so if that protocol shows up and it has say 300mb of bytes does that mean someone is using up my bandwidth and it is a attacker
i had 2 nt workstation on my network and 1 of them has a printer well i put windows 2000 on the one that has the printer and now the NT computer cant print to the printer anymore that has the windows 2000 i tried downloading the NT driver but it doesnt work
I moved my hard drive to a different computer and i connect it and everything but when i go to the CMOS set up it cant dectect it even when it is on auto and i cant detect it ont he IDE dections too...and its the only hard drive in the computer
i want them to beable to access files well certain files but just to beable to update windows..check e-mail and just do norman networking thing like not beable to change anything on the network so they can screw it up in anyway
okay i added all the users to the power users groups...now does this mean that any user that logs on to the machine will have power user rigths...and also how do i have it so that when they are on the network they have restricted user right but still power user rigths on the machine
i cant see the power users group or any of the other users on the network....this idea your telling me will this allow all user on the Machine to have power user right and restricted user rights on the network
I was wondering ... i need to find a way so that the users have power user rights on the machine but restrcted user rights on the network is this possible and if so how do i do it exactly
I have a problem..
i want to have user have restricted user rights and not power user right and i tried everything but not matter what i change somoene always gets a error like they cant access there e-mail..can run certain programs..cant update windows...and sometimes there account get...
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