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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 |
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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. -- Mahadev Alladi [MS] --- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. --- "andrew" <andrew@no_spam.com> wrote in message news:063101c33fde$61c7f5d0$a001280a@phx.gbl... > 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 |
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