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Messages for users when log in a domain

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by aaron_ferra

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There is some program that allows the administrator of a Windows 2000 Server domain to send messages to some concrete user when he open his session, and that the users can send comments to the administrator?

Thanks a lot

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by matmak

Netsend /?

this will give you all available options under a microsoft doamin and can be launched from a login script with a designated message, to ensure only specfic useres receive assign by group

hope this helps

regards

Matmak

by aaron_ferra

I need a more sofisticated tool. The users need to send easily messages to Administrator. For example, if an user have a trouble, he send a message for help. This messages need to be stored for a late revision (some kind of database will be good!)

by razz2

OK, this is going to sound odd, but if you need to send a
message that can be reviewed later how about..... The tension
builds...

Email?

If there is an exchange server how about public folders?

I know it sounds like I am being funny here but it does fit the
need.

razz

by aaron_ferra

I'm looking for an automatic tool that show the message to the user without the need he read his e-mail... When he login a popup window show the message (if any) and if the user wants he can write an answer to administrator...

by sgt_shultz

yes. email lol
wonder what your requirements really are.
you can all kinds of things such as you describe yourself but you wanted to buy sonmething? how much money can you spend? you may enjoy browsing the scripting section of www.microsoft.com/technet.
otherwise it is not clear to me from your post what your application requirement is

by aaron_ferra

I'm looking for an automatic tool that show the message to the user without the need he read his e-mail... When he login a popup window show the message (if any) and if the user wants he can write an answer to administrator...

by wdeklerk

Hi When logging on the message that appears usually comes from:
check start, run, gpedit.msc)
Computer configuration
windows settings
security settings
local policy
security options
interactive logon

If u want to send a message back
Right click my computer
manage
right click on computer management
all tasks
send console message
Then in the bottom right add the administrator's computer as the recipient. (IP or otherwize)

by whatme?

How about instant messaging... ICQ etc.??
I don't like to see users "chatting" but you could limit that so that they only could use ICQ within the network. An admin can send a message even if a user is offline. When they come online, they receive the message. When the user sends a message to the admin, they get it and "can" respond right away. ICQ stores the history in a file on your hard drive so you can go back and check. The admins and others kknow whn the user comes online and goes offline as well.
There are other instant messaging programs that may even better

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