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gary wong
Hello,
Perhaps you have seen this problem with
the remote desktop server on Windows XP.
I have upgraded my office machine from Window 2000 Pro to
Windows XP Pro on my office machine.
Under Control Panel -> System -> Remote
I have enabled the remote desktop server.
Also, for completeness I added AD\gwong to
the list of remote users (it already
stated that AD\gwong has access). I then rebooted the
office machine.
When I try to do a remote desktop connection either
from another office machine running XP or from my home
machine running NT with the remote desktop client, I get
the following error:
"The local policy of this machine does not allow you to
logon interactively"
I did a google search and found the problem described under:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289289
But all that article advised was to add AD\gwong to the
list of remote users which I had already done.
Would you have any other suggestions? Perhaps, I have to
remove some kind of local security policy that happens to
be installed on my machine?
Thanks
Perhaps you have seen this problem with
the remote desktop server on Windows XP.
I have upgraded my office machine from Window 2000 Pro to
Windows XP Pro on my office machine.
Under Control Panel -> System -> Remote
I have enabled the remote desktop server.
Also, for completeness I added AD\gwong to
the list of remote users (it already
stated that AD\gwong has access). I then rebooted the
office machine.
When I try to do a remote desktop connection either
from another office machine running XP or from my home
machine running NT with the remote desktop client, I get
the following error:
"The local policy of this machine does not allow you to
logon interactively"
I did a google search and found the problem described under:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289289
But all that article advised was to add AD\gwong to the
list of remote users which I had already done.
Would you have any other suggestions? Perhaps, I have to
remove some kind of local security policy that happens to
be installed on my machine?
Thanks