Subj : Re: Multiple logon per Access
To   : All
From : BRIAN CAOUETTE
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:10:38

Date: Sat, 03 Aug 2002 23:26:53 -0400
From: BRIAN CAOUETTE
To: RICK SPILMAN
Subject: Re: Multiple logon per Access
Newsgroups: win.server.wish.list
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wcREPORTS is a joke when your remote. There is no reason you can't
have a check in access group for global support and if not checked it
defaults to per user.

<RICK SPILMAN> wrote in message
news:1028259422.33.1028257640@winserver.com...
> W>I was thinking what would you think about adding Multiple logon support
> W>to an access group instead or along with individual users.  Would make
> W>it ALOT easier on us who need to add Mutliple logon to ALL users in an
> W>access level instead of going through the access level and individually
> W>doing it per user.
>
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> Personally I do not agree with that idea.  It needs to be on an
> individual basis.  If you need to change everyone in a particular access
> group, then use 'wcReports'.  You can use the user section, select only
> that security level, and then make a global change to them all at one
> fell swoop.  I may have people in any given group, owner of a company
> that represents that group and he is the only one that gets multiple
> logon access, so I sure would not want to have to change all them in
> that group except him and if I did not have individual control I could
> not even do that.
>
> I vote keep it like it is and use wcReports to accomplish those kinds of
> tasks.
>
> Rick
>
>

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