How to set logon hours for Domain users?

Answer 1

Go to Active Directory users and computers then take user properties select account then click logon hours then select the log on hours.

Answer 2

The logon schedule is enforced by the Kerberos Group Policy setting Enforce User Logon Restrictions, which is enabled by default in Windows Server 2003. Whether users are forced to log off when their logon hours expire is determined by the Automatically log off users setting.

By default, all domain users can log on at any time. You can use the following procedure to limit the logon hours of an individual domain user.

To restrict the logon hours of a domain user
1.
In Active Directory Users and Computers, right-click the user’s account.

2.
Click Properties, and click the Account tab.

3.
Click Logon Hours. In the Logon Hours dialog box, indicate the hours and/or days of the week in which you are restricting the user from logging on.


When you have set the logon hours for an individual, you can copy that account to apply the same settings to a new user in the same department.

Answer 3

Assuming that you're using Active Directory, in AD Users & Computers, double-click the user. On the Account tab, click the Logon Hours button.

Answer 4

In the user properties, look for logon hours....