hmm... running a mix of 9X and NT or just 9X?

if 9X then set up a machine as you Policy machine and force them off at say 11:45PM until 3:45AM (tell 'em it's for backups), plus if using DHCP shorten the leases.

if 9X && NT then set up a 9X and a Server for Policy as the two are not even remotely compatible

NT will do a whole bunch of neat stuff if you ask it to.

OR are you running Mac Clients as your name suggests?

In which case switch your clients to OS 9.02 and they'll crash so much they'll have to sign in all day! --
lmoran@wtsgSPAM.com
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Laziness and the Win32::Daemon by ellem
in thread Laziness and the Win32::Daemon by Macphisto

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