Heeter
Overclocked Like A Mother
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Hi Guys,
A client of mine has Win2003SBS, and approx 8 workstations in his office. Win2000Pro and WinXPPro as clients.
My question: even though each workstation has each their own username and password to logon to the machine, Can the SmallBusinessServer still issue each and every workstation one general Username/password that overrides the client side? One username/password that can get into each machine no matter what the user/pass is on the client end.
The reason asking is that NOD32 Enterprise Edition would of deployed a lot smoother from the server if we had better access to the workstations.
Thanks in advance,
Heeter
A client of mine has Win2003SBS, and approx 8 workstations in his office. Win2000Pro and WinXPPro as clients.
My question: even though each workstation has each their own username and password to logon to the machine, Can the SmallBusinessServer still issue each and every workstation one general Username/password that overrides the client side? One username/password that can get into each machine no matter what the user/pass is on the client end.
The reason asking is that NOD32 Enterprise Edition would of deployed a lot smoother from the server if we had better access to the workstations.
Thanks in advance,
Heeter