Re: Adding another user remotely

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:14:17 +1000, primatech wrote:

Leythos wrote:
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:53:45 +1000, primatech wrote:

My customer has had a staff member leave and wants me to setup a new
user on what was their PC.
I had hoped to do this over the weekend but it seems that I may have to
go on site.
I have logged on to the server via RWW and set up a user account.
Trying to log on to the client computer as the new user (via RWW) fails
with "the local policy of this system does not permit you to logon
interactively"
Is this because I am trying a first time logon remotely without
appropriate permissions or is there a better way to set up the user.
(I can logon remotely to the user account that is currently used on this
PC or with the administrator account that has not been used before from
this PC)

Log onto that pc as an admin, add the users manuall, then logon as the new
user - never tried it as we use VNC on all computers so we don't have your
problem, but, if the user is setup it should allow them to logon to it.


I could add the user manually, but was wondering if that is best
practice with SBS.
Checking local users on the PC I do not see the user listed that was
added previously using connectcomputer

Click MANAGE on Computer, open the domain user to the local administrators
group - which is what the SBS ConnectComputer will do for every user...
I'm not talking about adding them manually in SBS, just to the computer.

Now, log into the computer as that use - SBS_Setup should run on their
login.

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