- Jun 3, 2001
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I am in need of help from someone who understands the way the permissions system works under Windows 2000. I need instructions(trouble-shooting help) in getting Yahoo Messenger 6.0 to work under Windows 2000's "Restricted User (Users group)" account.
Here's the general setup:
Administrator account, Yahoo Messenger installed under admin account, a "Restricted User" account, and our HTTP proxy/firewall, 10.10.10.1:3128.
Yahoo messenger is installed and connects without issue under the administrator account once the proxy settings are entered. The problem occurs once I switch over to the "Restricted User" account, once more enter the proxy settings for Yahoo Messenger and try to connect. So far, I have not succeeded in connecting to Yahoo Messenger under the "Restricted User" account.
So, please help, if you can. If not, please rope someone who can into replying.
Hope everyone is enjoying the season, whatever season you celebrate. My connectivity over the next few days might be iffy thus my replies to follow-up question might not be prompt. Please forgive me in advance.
CHEERS~!
PS. Some working stats to start the trouble-shoot: Windows 2000 SP4, with Internet Explorer 6.0 for a side-kick.
I am in need of help from someone who understands the way the permissions system works under Windows 2000. I need instructions(trouble-shooting help) in getting Yahoo Messenger 6.0 to work under Windows 2000's "Restricted User (Users group)" account.
Here's the general setup:
Administrator account, Yahoo Messenger installed under admin account, a "Restricted User" account, and our HTTP proxy/firewall, 10.10.10.1:3128.
Yahoo messenger is installed and connects without issue under the administrator account once the proxy settings are entered. The problem occurs once I switch over to the "Restricted User" account, once more enter the proxy settings for Yahoo Messenger and try to connect. So far, I have not succeeded in connecting to Yahoo Messenger under the "Restricted User" account.
So, please help, if you can. If not, please rope someone who can into replying.
Hope everyone is enjoying the season, whatever season you celebrate. My connectivity over the next few days might be iffy thus my replies to follow-up question might not be prompt. Please forgive me in advance.
CHEERS~!
PS. Some working stats to start the trouble-shoot: Windows 2000 SP4, with Internet Explorer 6.0 for a side-kick.