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Posted by Jason Rivers on July 13, 2007, 8:01 am
Please log in for more thread options I'm having a similar issue,
We have a Terminal Services system: the system is headless and sits in a
server rack, the machine was fine, allowed users to log on, this is for VPN
users to have a desktop in the office. the system is running Windows server
2003 R2 SP2, it has just been set to be a MEMBER of our domain, so that
users don't have to change their passwords in multiple places, and now the
users can not log in, I get the message saying "to log on to this computer,
you must be granted the allow log on through terminal services....." the
user is a member of "Remote Desktop Users" on the domain controller, if I
set the user into the "administrators" group, they still can't log on, but
if I change to "Domain Admins" then they can. this is a problem as it is a
terminal system, there is no physical access to the system.
I also don't know how to set "logon at server" for the user, and will this
still work given the server is not a domain controller but a member of the
domain?
/J
> OK, where can I to config "logon at server" for the user, adding it to an
> OU
> or how?. Thanks a lot.
>
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>> I'll ask you again: can the user in question logon to the actual,
>> physical
>> server in question. directly, not through remote desktop? If he cannot,
> then
>> you should provide, not full administrator access, but just "logon at
>> server" in addition to making him a "remote desktop user".
>>
>> /Al
>>
>> > Yes, with the user "administrator" I can open a remote desktop session,
>> > and
>> > if I add the user that can not logon
>> > thru terminal server to the administrators group, he can access thru
>> > terminal server. Thanks.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >> Can you open a remote desktop session using an account having local
>> >> administrator rights on the server? Can the user in question logon
>> > directly
>> >> at the server? It could be that one needs logonAtServer privilege in
>> >> addition to remote desktop privileges. Or alternately, could there be
>> >> some
>> >> policy in place that denies him access?
>> >>
>> >> /Al
>> >>
>> >> > He is attempting to connect to 2003 Server thru Terminal Server from
> a
>> > XP
>> >> > desktop, and he is memnber of "remote desktop users" group on the
>> > server.
>> >> > Thanks.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >> Which group did you at the user to, the "remote desktop users"
>> >> >> group
>> >> >> on
>> >> > the
>> >> >> server, in the domain, or on the workstation from which the user is
>> >> >> attempting to open an RDP session on?
>> >> >>
>> >> >> /Al
>> >> >>
>> >> >> > Yes, I added to that group, and It does not work.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> >> Are you saying that you added the user to the group named
>> >> >> >> "Remote
>> >> > Desktop
>> >> >> >> Users?" That's the group that Windows creates by default and
> should
>> >> > work.
>> >> >> >>
>> >> >> >> Hi! I have a user on a 2003 Server wich is member of group
> "users".
>> > I
>> >> >> >> made
>> >> >> >> this user member os group "users of remote desktop" to allow
>> >> >> >> this
>> > user
>> >> > to
>> >> >> >> logon from terminal server, but when I try it, appears a window
>> >> >> >> telling
>> >> > I
>> >> >> >> can't login because I have no permission. What can I do?.
>> >> >> >> Thanks.
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