RE: Can't log on locally to XP after RDP session
- From: v-kzhao@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Ken Zhao [MSFT]")
- Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2007 05:16:38 GMT
Hello Glen,
Thank you for using newsgroup!
From your post, what is the exact error message?
Thanks & Regards,
Ken Zhao
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
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| Sorry about the new thread - see background info below.
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| I still don't see a fix for this issue. Another bit of information - I
am
| able to log on at the console as a domain admin when the problem appears.
If
| I then log off, the non-admin user is able to log on without encountering
the
| error.
|
| The problem we have is that we do not want to enable Terminal Services
logon
| in AD, as we are using it to restrict non-TS users from logging on to our
TS.
| So that workaround does not work for us.
|
| Another question: Is there any way to apply the TS restrictions in AD to
| just the Terminal Server, as opposed to having it affect everyone who
uses
| RDP to come into an XP host? We use TS and XP RDP hosts for different
| purposes, and we would like to restrict who logs onto the TS. Right now,
| when we disable a user's TS logon privilege in AD, it also prevents them
from
| logging onto an XP RDP host.
|
| Glen
|
| Hello,
|
| It seems you are replying another post this newsgroup. If you have any
| questions, please feel free to submit your question.
|
| Thanks & Regards,
|
| Ken Zhao
|
| Microsoft Online Support
| Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
|
|
| I have seen the same "BUG". Here's the scenario:
|
| User A is logged into her XP Pro SP2 Dell Desktop. She requests
| software to be installed and I use RDC to logon to her computer
| remotely using the administrator account to complete the request. I
| log off and then she tries to logon locally JUST AS SHE WAS PRIOR TO MY
| REMOTE LOGIN, and she gets the "Your logon privilege has been disabled"
| error message. This error message is for TERMINAL SERVICES LOGONS but
| NOT FOR LOCAL LOGONS. So...why are we getting this message?
|
| THe work-around above "allow logon to terminal server" in the AD Users
| and Computers app masks the bug. It appears that once a remote login
| takes place using RDC that the subsequent LOCAL logins use the REMOTE
| DESKTOP CONNECTION login. You can reboot the computer and it will then
| allow a local login without changing the "allow logon to terminal
| server" setting in AD Users and Computers. Has anyone found a "fix" for
| this?
|
| David
|
|
| Check the properties of the AD acct that cannot logon locally to the
| machine. On the Terminal Services Profile tab, enable the "Allow logon
| to terminal server" option. It appears that the computer gets "stuck"
| in terminal services mode after a Remote Desktop user logs off. When a
| domain user w/o the rights to logon via terminal services subsequently
| tries to logon locally, they are denied access.
|
|
| Two XP Pro machines with all updates. User locally logged onto machine A
| using his AD logon. He logs off. From machine B I use Remote Desktops
to
| log on to machine A as the domain administrator. I log off, which causes
a
| disconnect. The user trys to locally log onto machine A and gets "Your
| interactive logon privilege has been disabled. Please contact your
system
| administrator.". Local user does a restart and can log on OK. This is
| repeatable and happens with multiple instances of Machine A. If, instead
of
| doing a log off, I do a restart when I am finished with the remote
access,
| the user can log on locally. But either way, once I have logged on
through
| Remote Desktops, the machine must be rebooted (restarted) to allow a
local
| user to log on.
|
| Is this a bug or design? If a bug, what to do to fix it? If
design.......?
| --
| Thanks.... Carl
|
|
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