RE: SBS ConnectComputer run from XP workstation on different subnet
- From: v-branee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Brandy Nee [MSFT]")
- Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 11:10:37 GMT
Hello Kevan,
Thank you for posting to the SBS Newsgroup.
I understand you configure the clients from other subnet to log in the SBS
2K3 server. Your issues are:
a. One client's My Document Folder does not being redirected to the server;
b. One client's User Profile does not appear correctly on the workstation,
it only appears as C:\Documents and Settings, no Username folder followed
by.
If I have misunderstood your issues, please do let me know.
Please see my following suggestions:
1. For the error message you have applied "The local policy does not allow
you to login interactively", please make sure that the problematic client
account is listed in the local administrator account.
To do so, please go to the workstation that problematic client is trying to
access, Control Panel -> User Profiles -> Users tab, click Add to add the
problematic client account. Click Properties, in the Group Membership tab,
grant Administrators level of access to this client.
2. Regarding the folder redirection issue, please go to server, open a
command window, run "gpresult /v >c:\gp.txt" (without quotation marks), go
to c drive, get the gp.txt file, and paste the full content of the log to
the Newsgroup.
On the problematic client workstation, open a command window, run "gpresult
/v >c:\gp.txt" (without quotation marks), go to c drive, get the gp.txt
file, and paste the full content of the log to the Newsgroup.
3. We cannot use add computer wizard twice with two different account.
Regarding the local profile on the workstation, a migration scenario could
apply. Please refer to the steps in the following KB article for detail
steps:
How to restore a user profile in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=314045
I am appreciated your time and cooperation. If anything is unclear, please
feel free to let me know. I am looking forward to your reply!
Best regards,
Brandy Nee
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>Ran workstation connectcomputer after allowing other subnet access via
>granting subnet under default web site & child virtual sites also. It
appears
>that most os the setting worked correctly except for My documents
>redirection, even the applications were deployed OK. Found one user did
not
>get a ID setup under Documents & settings folder & whether I add them in
>locally I cannot fix the local profile fo this user. There are 2 users
that
>swap machines & one user's profiles works fine & can log into both machine
&
>even the exchange mail works great! I did find that during the initial
>workstation setup it would not allow you to pick 2 users to log into the
same
>PC & allow you to migrate & match the local profiles aloready setup for
the
>users. I get "The local policy does not allow you to login interactively"
>The PCs on the other subnet use static IP.subnet.gateway addresses & point
>DNS.WINS to SBS on primary subnet. The DNS forward & reverse lookup zones
>work fine for both subnets.
>Of cource the connectcomputer functiion will not run again on the same PC
&
>I do not want to lose the one user that is setup on both mackines OK.
>Anyone have any ideas????
>
>
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