Well, by reading the suggested documentation I think I understand what's going on
In XP(e), you can only remotely access the target when the user you want to log in as, has a password. Empty passwords are not accepted! A guest user has no password, so you cannot login as a guest
I didn't set a password for the Administrator, so I couldn't login as a Administrator either
So, by using passwords for all users everything works fine
Thanks again for the help
E
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Ed de Vries
I hope you have included guest user account in your Configuration
The easiest way for you, I think, to check the guest account settings would be using "User Accounts" control panel applet (or brows
to it from Computer Manager). Check if the guest account not disabled there
Also, open the latest updated XPe docs locally and search for "Customizable Security Settings" topic (funny but I couldn't find th
topic online in XPe product documentation). There will be some settings related to guest account that you can set up using MM
console security snap-in (also read there how to include the snap-in into your image)
Regarding the registry value. It is possible (most likely) getting overwritten by some XPe component. Unfortunately, I don't kno
which one
I'd suggest you to set the registry either through your own component (create a FBA Generic Command with very late FBA phase set) t
import an .reg file, or just manually import the .reg file at run time and see if it helps
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KM
BSquare Corporatio
Thanks for the help so far
I did both things and I think I'm one step further
When I start the target and turn the "Guest" user on, on the remote PC I get the message: "Logon failure: the user has not bee
granted the requested logon type of this computer". I get the impression that I should setup something, but I don't know what. Ca
you help me further
One other thing: I added the registry key you mentioned, but on my target, the setting is still '0' after FBA. I put the registr
setting in the "Extra Registry Data", following the "project.slx" tree start. Is it overwritten by some component? It's not clear t
me
Ed de Vries
Add "Administration Support Tools" (and resolve it dependencies)
Add this registry to turn on the guest account: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa "forceguest"=dword:0000000
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KM
BSquare Corporatio
When trying to login remotely as "Administrator", I get "User account restriction", when trying to login remotely a
"guest",
get "Account currently disabled", although I've made a build with one user account
My remote system sees the target, so this is not a problem
I guess that somewhere the user right assignments are such that no connection is allowed for these users
In W'2000, in the Control Panel - Administrative Tools, I can set the user right assignments, but I cannot find what XP
component I have to use for this tool
Can anyone help me with this
