my dad has an office at home and wants everyone to have a uniquely

>>62326710

I think you'd have to set up windows server and connect all the client PCs through a lan network

>>62326741
if the mainframe has windows server, then what OS do all the clients need to have?

>>62326769
Windows. This is how every school ever works

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>>62326710
WIndows Server.
Domain Controller.
Group Policy.
NAS.
Done.

>>62327705
why would you need a NAS device if u have a mainframe. it would do the same thing

windows pro and up can be remote desktoped into. just forward 3389 and make sure your internet has a static IP

>>62327807
Server, not Mainframe.

And the Network Attached Storage would be part of the server.

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>>62327825
This is fucking stupid.

This doesn't solve the issue, only 2 people can be on the machine at any point, and it leaves your system heavily exposed on the internet.

man, i wouldn't want to deal with multi-user windows setups at home. sounds like you did something to piss off your dad.

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Just get Windows 10 on all the machines, the botnet allows you to set up user accounts with Microsoft account credentials, so your dad can set up everyone as users, and manage their shit, without having to know, or assign, or set up their passwords.

Also, OP, you and your dad are fags.

>>62327860
i think it's more that each user wants to have all their desktop icons and shit remain the same regardless of which PC they're sitting at though

>>62327830
>And the Network Attached Storage would be part of the server.
WTF does that mean?