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Loss of printer and shared folder access

By drtac · 15 years ago

We are running Windows Server 2000 with Exchange 5.5 on our server and we are using XP Pro on our PC's and laptops. There are a number of the admin staff that can login to the domain between 7 and 9 AM and work all of the shared folders and print to our network printer until about 4PM when they are forced to log off and login again to finish the day. The users with these problems all have 24-7 time accessability set for them on the server. Any ideas how to get around this problem?

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by cmiller5400 · 15 years ago In reply to Loss of printer and share ...

Clear the Login restriction time set completly apply the changes then reset it for the correct login times and then reapply.

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