Re: Users Can't Log Into Local Machine That Is Attached To A Domain

Hi

Normal users aren't allowed to logon in a DC via T.S, you need to give
permissions to allow logon locally on the DC (Windows 2000 Server). If
you're using Windows 2003 you have the option to allow a user to logon
trough terminal services.

You can find these settings on:
Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings -> User Rights Assignment ->


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I hope that the information above helps you

Good Luck
Jorge Silva
MCSA
Systems Administrator

"Dominick D." <DominickD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5A67164A-563F-4531-A7E1-33A6B9C528F2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello, Gurus,

I have a DC and a local XP machine on the same subnet; I created a user
account and when I try to log this user on the attached local machine, I
get
this message that says local security policy does not permit user to
interactively log in. I made this user a remote desktop user, set the
default
domain policies of allowing users to log in thru terminal services, put
the
user into the print operators group, who has, by default, the right to log
into the DC, but I still get that message. Can someone out there help me?
Thank you.


.

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