Re: What policy change did I (or my colleague) make and how do I fix i
- From: "Steven Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 14:52:26 -0500
Maybe you are no longer a member of the groups that are allowed access. If you
can run the support tool gpresult on any domain computer it will show what
domain groups you are a member of. That would be the most likely explanation if
other domain admistrators have access. Otherwise as Steven said there may be
another GPO linked to the domain controller container that is applying those use
rights. If no one can logon locally to a domain controller you will need to
change the user right settings from a non domain controller domain computer to
allow access.
Steve
"George Squillace" <GeorgeSquillace@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C862045C-B507-4E73-8BEA-4E6DF27A144D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Greetings!
For some reason I cannot log on locally to my DCs. I have checked the
Default Domain Controller Policy...I am a member of the groups that ARE
ALLOWED Log On Locally, and there is no policy set for Deny Log On Locally. I
have also set up Allow Logon Through Terminal Services so I can RDP to my
Domain Controller but I cannot logon interactively.
Where in the heck did I hack something up?
Any insights would be MUCH appreciated.
-George
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