Re: new AD member wont allow no-admin logins

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Take a look at the local security policy

Start / Programs / Admin Tools / Local Security Policy
Security Settings / Local Policies / User Rights Assignment Allow Log on
Locally

This can prevent users from logging on. See if the group Users is contained
with in this group

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"sammy" <dit.dash@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1165519496.657234.188340@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We've recently reinstalled WXP-SP2 on a machine and rejoined our
domain. Accounts with
admin priv can login to this machine (domain login, not local login)
but all others get
either
user not allowed to login to this computer
or
Your account is configured to prevent you from using this computer.
Please try another
computer.

I've tried removing the host from the domain and re-joining, disabling
and resetting the
host on the server within AD, removing and re-adding to AD.

Clearly it's an authentication problem but I'm at a loss as to where to
look at this
point. Any ideas?

Thanks



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