Hi Eugene!
Thank you for posting back and I am glad to hear that issue has been
resolved.
If you have any questions in the future, please don't hesitate to post in
the newsgroup.
Again, thanks to Vera for valuable suggestions and I hope you all have a
nice day!
Sincerely,
Bruce Chen
MCSE, MCDBA, CNE, CLS
Microsoft Partner Online Support
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| As it turns out the solution was a simple one. The
| documentation refering to switching from Per Device to Per
| User mode states the you simple need to make the change
| for it to become active. Apparently, and this is not
| documented, a reboot is also needed. If you do not reboot
| after changing from Per Device to Per User, you will
| recieve the "You do not have access to logon to this
| session" message. After I reboot all is well.
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Hi Eugene,
| >
| >Thanks for posting here!
| >
| >Yes, Vera is right.
| >
| >When you try to log on using the Terminal Services
| client, you may receive
| >the following error message: Logon Message: You do not
| have access to logon
| >to this session.
| >
| >It is due to the terminal Services has a default
| connection security
| >setting allows only administrators to log on.
| >
| >If the security attributes on a specified connection have
| not been set, the
| >connection inherits these default security settings.
| >
| >For additional information, please see the following
| article in the
| >Microsoft Knowledge Base:
| >
| >Default Connection Security Changes Are Not Applied
| >
| >
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
| US;225038
| >
| >If the default connection security settings do not meet
| your needs, you can
| >set custom security attributes.
| >
| >RESOLUTION:
| >==========
| >
| >To set custom Terminal Services connection permissions:
| >
| >(1) Click Start, point to Programs, point to
| Administrative Tools, and then
| >click Terminal Services Configuration.
| >
| >(2)Open the Connections folder.
| >
| >(3) Right-click the connection (RDP-TCP), and then click
| Properties.
| >
| >(4) On the Permissions tab, add the group(s) that needs
| access to this
| >connection.
| >
| >(5) Click OK.
| >
| >For more detailed information, please refer to the
| article below.
| >
| >224395 Terminal Services Client Error Message: You Do Not
| Have Access to
| >Logon
| >
| >
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224395
| >
| >Hope it helps!
| >
| >Also thanks for Vera for valuable suggestions!
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >Sincerely,
| >
| >Bruce Chen
| >MCSE, MCDBA, CNE, CLS
| >
| >Microsoft Partner Online Support
| >
| >Get Secure! -
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| >| I am getting a error message on our Terminal Server
| >| Clients. "You do not have access to logon to this
| >| session." This started when I switched to Per User
| >| Licensing on the Windows 2003 Server Terminal Server
| >| Configuration. I have puchased and installed "Per User"
| >| licenses on the Licensing server.
| >|
| >
| >.
| >
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