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It's Dr Solomons excellent Anti Virus Toolkit Server Edition.  To inititate
a scan on a client workstation elsewhere in the domain, it makes a network
connection to that machine.  Hence, when the user shuts down at the end of
the day.....

"There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer....

This is true for any workstation on a network that you connect to whether
it's this software or not, NT or Netware  -  I was just hoping that there
would be a way of removing the GUI/warning.

Network users are paranoid enough about 'big brother' watching so I like
implement a methodology of trust between users and myself, especially in
this case since I am not using any network monitoring software (yet).

Any ideas out there?

Ady

Michael Harrison wrote in message <01bd95a3$00ebc060$a34c18cb@roadspare>...
>What is the software your running? I cant see why it would have to set a
>connection to each PC
>
>Ady <a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote in article
><6lp12p$6mb$1@flex.london.pipex.net>...
>> "There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer.  Shutting down your
>> computer will disconnect them.  Do you want to continue?"
>>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Does anyone know how I can remove this 'share' warning GUI during
>shutdown
>> on Win95?  I've got users who are complaining about it when they log off
>the
>> network.
>>
>> It's beginning to get quite annoying, since I'm running some software on
>the
>> NT4 server that occasionally connects to each PC on the network...
>>
>> Thanks for any ideas,
>>
>> rgds,
>>
>> Ady
>> (a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk)
>>
>>
>>

On Fri, 12 Jun 1998 17:08:57 +0100, "Ady"
<a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote:

>It's Dr Solomons excellent Anti Virus Toolkit Server Edition.  To inititate
>a scan on a client workstation elsewhere in the domain, it makes a network
>connection to that machine.  Hence, when the user shuts down at the end of
>the day.....
>
>"There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer....
>
I have the same message when I shut down one of the PC's on the lan,
but not the other.  I do not have Dr. Solomons.
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alXotero@hotXmail.com (Al Otero) writes:

><a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote:

>>It's Dr Solomons excellent Anti Virus Toolkit Server Edition.  To inititate
>>a scan on a client workstation elsewhere in the domain, it makes a network
>>connection to that machine.  Hence, when the user shuts down at the end of
>>the day.....

>>"There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer....

>I have the same message when I shut down one of the PC's on the lan,
>but not the other.  I do not have Dr. Solomons.

You may be seeing this message if your system is a browsemaster.  Try
disabling the browsemaster function (properties of "File and Printer
Sharing for Microsoft Networks" in the Network control panel), reboot,
and see if the message disappears.

Joe Morris

You can't remove the message, but you can avoid it by putting a NET USE ...
/D command in your shutdown (or make a shutdown with it if you don't have
one already). Of course you must know what the connection is first, but if
it is always the same machine doing the scanning that should not be a
problem.

Randy

Ady <a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote in article
<6lrjug$32i$1@flex.london.pipex.net>...
> It's Dr Solomons excellent Anti Virus Toolkit Server Edition.  To
inititate
> a scan on a client workstation elsewhere in the domain, it makes a
network
> connection to that machine.  Hence, when the user shuts down at the end
of
> the day.....
> 
> "There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer....
> 
> This is true for any workstation on a network that you connect to whether
> it's this software or not, NT or Netware  -  I was just hoping that there
> would be a way of removing the GUI/warning.
> 
> Network users are paranoid enough about 'big brother' watching so I like
> implement a methodology of trust between users and myself, especially in
> this case since I am not using any network monitoring software (yet).
> 
> Any ideas out there?
> 
> Ady
> 
> Michael Harrison wrote in message
<01bd95a3$00ebc060$a34c18cb@roadspare>...
> >What is the software your running? I cant see why it would have to set a
> >connection to each PC
> >
> >Ady <a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote in article
> ><6lp12p$6mb$1@flex.london.pipex.net>...
> >> "There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer.  Shutting down your
> >> computer will disconnect them.  Do you want to continue?"
> >>
> >>
> >> Hi All,
> >>
> >> Does anyone know how I can remove this 'share' warning GUI during
> >shutdown
> >> on Win95?  I've got users who are complaining about it when they log
off
> >the
> >> network.
> >>
> >> It's beginning to get quite annoying, since I'm running some software
on
> >the
> >> NT4 server that occasionally connects to each PC on the network...
> >>
> >> Thanks for any ideas,
> >>
> >> rgds,
> >>
> >> Ady
> >> (a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk)
> >>
> >>
> >>
> 
> 
> 

What is the software your running? I cant see why it would have to set a
connection to each PC

Ady <a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk> wrote in article
<6lp12p$6mb$1@flex.london.pipex.net>...
> "There are 1 user(s) connected to your computer.  Shutting down your
> computer will disconnect them.  Do you want to continue?"
> 
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> Does anyone know how I can remove this 'share' warning GUI during
shutdown
> on Win95?  I've got users who are complaining about it when they log off
the
> network.
> 
> It's beginning to get quite annoying, since I'm running some software on
the
> NT4 server that occasionally connects to each PC on the network...
> 
> Thanks for any ideas,
> 
> rgds,
> 
> Ady
> (a.shaw@kenwood-europe.co.uk)
> 
> 
>