SUMMARY
If you log onto a domain controller from the NET shell, you should
receive the time of the last logon. However, "NEVER" is always
displayed. Also, if you view the user account information, Last Logon
always shows "NEVER."
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in OS/2 LAN Manager
version 2.00. We are researching this problem and will post new
information here as it becomes available.
This problem can be avoided by specifying a particular server for a
user to log onto. The server can be specified when creating or viewing
a user account in the full screen "net admin" interface. Choosing the
"<Paths>" option displays a dialog box that allows the following
choices:
Logon server . . . (.) Domain Controller
( ) Any Server
( ) Servername [.................]
Choosing the "Domain Controller" or "Servername" option will enable
this particular server to keep track of the last time the user logged
onto the network (in the user's domain).
If "Any Server" (which is the default) is specified, the system cannot
track this logon information.