Re: Problems since SP1 (Server 2003) - 2nd request for help

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You need to edit the Group Policy Object that applies to your domain controller. By default, this would be the Default Domain Controllers Policy [Security Settings section].

The easiest way to edit it is to Open Administrative Tools, and double-click the Domain Controller Security Policy.

Expand Local Polices on the left, then click on User Rights Assignment to select it.

-TP

Mel wrote:
This is the domain controller. The Group "Remote Desktop Users" for
some reason have not been given this right. This is what I am trying
to correct.

Thanks

Mel


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