I have a Win2K domain (SBS2K) with WinXP clients. I want
users on the LAN to be able to use Remote desktop to
connect to each other's PCs. This works fine if I use a
Domain Administrator account, but it stubbornly refuses
to work with a user account - I get the message, "Your
interactive logon privilege has been disabled. Please
contact your system administrator." (Help - I AM the
system administrator!).

I have added the relevant user accounts to the Remote
Desktop Users group. I have tried adding them to the
administrator's group on the target machine, but no
success.

This is clearly a user rights issue; does anyone know how
to solve it?

Thanks

I'm not really sure what's going on but can you try this and check.

Open TSCC.msc --> Permissions->Advanced and now make sure that the "Users"
has permission to Logon.

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"andrew" <andrew@no_spam.com> wrote in message
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> I have a Win2K domain (SBS2K) with WinXP clients. I want
> users on the LAN to be able to use Remote desktop to
> connect to each other's PCs. This works fine if I use a
> Domain Administrator account, but it stubbornly refuses
> to work with a user account - I get the message, "Your
> interactive logon privilege has been disabled. Please
> contact your system administrator." (Help - I AM the
> system administrator!).
>
> I have added the relevant user accounts to the Remote
> Desktop Users group. I have tried adding them to the
> administrator's group on the target machine, but no
> success.
>
> This is clearly a user rights issue; does anyone know how
> to solve it?
>
> Thanks