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Posted by Steven L Umbach on April 11, 2006, 6:25 pm
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Non domain controllers do not restrict logon locally access to any domain
users. What you want to do is to configure the user right to logon locally
to contain only the users/groups that you want to logon to the servers. This
can be done in Local Security Policy possibly or via the domain level Group
Policy used to enforce that user right. You could for instance put all
member servers in an OU with a Group Policy linked to that OU that has that
user right configured. Such an OU could be a child of an existing OU if you
want to keep other existing GP settings. --- Steve
>I have a few member server in my domain that staff whom are not are not in
>any management group have logged into. I know the default security on
>server 2003 is to deny access to anyone whom are in select admin groups. I
>would like to apply this same policy to all member server machines.
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