Effective Policy

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I've got an effective policy that disallows "local login" for a local account
on a non-Active Directory Windows 2000 server. I've seen documentation
talking about the effective policy for a computer and it mentions a hierarchy
of effective policies beginning with local, domain, and OU policies.

Since the computer is not a domain computer and the user account is a local
account not belonging to a domain, I don't think there should be an issue
with a domain policy or an OU Policy.

What needs to be done to allow the local account access to the computer?

Thanks,
Jim
 
What tool can be used to view the effective policy for a user in Windows 2000
where the username does not belong to a domain but only has a local account?
 

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