Database Search
If you can't find the information using the categories below, post a question over in our WinBatch Tech Support Forum.
TechHome
Networks - Servers
 | |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
- !!Users, Workstations, Domains and Machine Domains Explained
- 1932 Winexec when Opening MultiUser Files on a Network
- 523 Error Enumerating Network Resources
- App not Launching from Mapped Root
- Backslashes with Servers - Volumes - Directories
- Changing Password in Windows 95
- Client IP Configuration script
- Connect to Servers via DOS batch files
- Detect Existence of Client32
- Determine if a Tree of Directory is Mappable
- Determine if a User has Admin Rights
- Disable NetBIOS over TCPIP
- Disconnect Mapped Drives Ex Dialog
- Display a Banner or Message Box on Remote PC
- Find out what Drive Letter is Mapped to Server
- Find Users Logged on Other Machines
- Finding and Listing Processes on Remote
- Getting Currently Connected Usernames to NT Share
- Global Net Map Setting
- Hiding Drive Mappings
- How do I see Im logged on
- Installing your Network via Windows Setup
- Is Network Alive
- Log Off User after an Amount of Time
- MSIE Proxy Server Control
- Net Use Command and Passing Passwords
- NT to Novell Translator
- RASSAPI.dll not Found
- Remote Launch of Winbatch
- Replication Manager - Replicate BDCs
- Sample Code Extracts Authenticating Server Name
- Segment Load Error
- Send Messages to Users
- SNMP in WinBatch
- Test Network Drive Mappings
- Unexpected Network Error
- Update All NT Existing-New User Registry Configs
- Use of Newer Network Extenders with Older Winbatch
- Using a BAT File to Launch Subsequent Operations
- Validate a Userid and Password
- Wake up Machine on LAN
- Who is Logging on to Remote NT Server
- Win32 Network Errors
- Workaround for Network Error 510
Can't find the information you are looking for here? Then leave a message over on our WinBatch Tech Support Forum.
How to Log Off a User after Some Time
Keywords: log off
Question:
Is it possible and how can you get a winbatch script that is running in the background (or login time) that can logoff a user once a period of inactivity has been reached.That is, say 20 minutes has been reached and there has been no user activity, that user will be logged out.If it is possible, what would the script be like ?
Answer:
Have a script like:
;WinHide("") ;activate this line ONLY after 120% debugged
IntControl(12,5,0,0,0) ; activate this line after 80% debugged
IntControl(66,0,1,0,0)
compile it to an exe, rename it to *.scr
and set it up as your screen saver, set to 20 minutes. The rename the screensaver setting
applet (desk.cpl) to something like desk.xcpl
to disallow the user from changing the screen saver.
Article ID: W13490
Filename: Log Off User after an Amount of Time.txt
File Created: 2000:12:26:14:16:24
Last Updated: 2000:12:26:14:16:24