Local Policy & Remote Desktop Connection -- Again

[sudhac]

Can someone please tell me what was solution to this problem.

I am having the same exact issue and I am not able to solve it.

Thanks.
Sudhakar

Local Policy & Remote Desktop Connection

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Our Network is composed of a Windows 2000 SBS Server and al
Workstations are running Windows 2000 OS ...

Recently, we have purchased two workstations with Windows X
Professional and using a VPN connection, and then the Remote Deskto
Connection the Windows XP Professional users can log to their Deskto
with no problems when they are out-of-office ...

I have upgraded a couple of workstations from Windows 2000 to Window
XP Professional ... Then tried to log remotely using a VPN connectio
and access the upgraded workstions using Remote Desktop Connection, bu
I get the following message when I try
to log to the workstation:

"The local policy does not permit you to logon interactively"

When I logged as a local Administrator to that specific workstation,
found that under Administrative Tools, Local Security Policy, Loca
Policies, User Rights Assignment, Log on Locally everything is se
correctly in terms of the Users and Groups whic
h are allowed to access this machine (Administrator / Users / Everyon
... etc.)

I have also checked the second workstation which I have upgraded t
Windows XP Professional and the same problem presist ...

Also, I have used NTRights.exe to force the "Log on Locally", but n
success ...

Kindly help me with that issue as I don't want to go through the rout
of clean installation of the Wondows XP Pro and all the application
...
____________________
-
sudha

 

[David Candy]

You aren't logging on locally.
Allow logon through Terminal Services

 

[sudhac]

David : I checked the Local System Group policies and all the policie
for Terminal Services say "Not Configured". Looks like there is n
restriction. I tried disabling the policy which said "Do not allow ne
client connections", but no luck. I could not find a policy of typ
"Allow logon through Terminal Services".

*You aren't logging on locally.
Allow logon through Terminal Services
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Can someone please tell me what was solution to this problem.
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I am having the same exact issue and I am not able to solve it.
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Thanks.
Sudhakar
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Local Policy & Remote Desktop Connection
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________________
Our Network is composed of a Windows 2000 SBS Server and all
Workstations are running Windows 2000 OS ...
=20
Recently, we have purchased two workstations with Windows XP
Professional and using a VPN connection, and then the Remot Desktop
Connection the Windows XP Professional users can log to thei Desktop
with no problems when they are out-of-office ...
=20
I have upgraded a couple of workstations from Windows 2000 t Windows
XP Professional ... Then tried to log remotely using a VP connection
and access the upgraded workstions using Remote Desktop Connection =
but
I get the following message when I try
to log to the workstation:
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"The local policy does not permit you to logon interactively"
=20
When I logged as a local Administrator to that specifi workstation, I
found that under Administrative Tools, Local Security Policy Local
Policies, User Rights Assignment, Log on Locally everything is set
correctly in terms of the Users and Groups whic
h are allowed to access this machine (Administrator / Users Everyone
.. etc.)
=20
I have also checked the second workstation which I have upgrade to
Windows XP Professional and the same problem presist ...
=20
Also, I have used NTRights.exe to force the "Log on Locally", bu no
success ...
=20
Kindly help me with that issue as I don't want to go through th route
of clean installation of the Wondows XP Pro and all th applications

..
_____________________

-
sudha

 

[sudhac]

David : You were right. I could not find the policy initially. I foun
it and it is working now. I got the same suggestion from this article.

http://tinyurl.com/2sfrn

Thanks.
Sudhakar

*David : I checked the Local System Group policies and all th
policies for Terminal Services say "Not Configured". Looks like ther
is no restriction. I tried disabling the policy which said "Do no
allow new client connections", but no luck. I could not find a polic
of type "Allow logon through Terminal Services".

-
sudha

 

[David Candy]

Seeing it was on the same page as you were already on I thought you'd look there.