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Hindy
You need to edit the securit policy that is being applied
to your DC's. I take it when you say PDC, you mean the DC
running the PDC emulator role.
Open 'AD Users and Computers', right click the Domain
Controllers OU and select Properties, go tot the Group
policy tab. If you have just one GPO defined here
(probably Default DC's Policy) you'll need to edit it, go
to Computer Config->Windows Settings->Security Settings-
needs. If you have several GPO's defined on your Domain
Controllers OU, you'll need to ensure they are applied in
correct order, and edit the appropriate one as described
above.
to your DC's. I take it when you say PDC, you mean the DC
running the PDC emulator role.
Open 'AD Users and Computers', right click the Domain
Controllers OU and select Properties, go tot the Group
policy tab. If you have just one GPO defined here
(probably Default DC's Policy) you'll need to edit it, go
to Computer Config->Windows Settings->Security Settings-
user right for 'Logon Locally' and change to meet yourLocal Policies->User Rights Assignment. Look for the
needs. If you have several GPO's defined on your Domain
Controllers OU, you'll need to ensure they are applied in
correct order, and edit the appropriate one as described
above.