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June 5, 2003 at 09:58 PM
dnlemmor

Secondary logon on Domain Controller

by dnlemmor . Updated 23 years, 1 month ago

I have edited the Default Domain Policy of our Domain
Controller (windows 2000 server). On the Computer
Settings\User Right Assignment\Log On Locally, I change
the value of the local setting to a domain user account
(not a member of the Administrator Group). I do this to
enable me to logon on the server(PDC) as a user without
administrative privilege for security reasons. After this,
I can no longer log even as an Administrator, I can only
log using the account that I have assign to the Log On
Locally. The problem is that I cannot edit the Default
Domain Policy, I can’t even create, add and delete GPO’s
because all of the command button of the Group Policy Tab
are disabled except the Properties. I have also disable
the Windows Installer, so I can’t install Terminal
Services to remotely administer the PDC.I have also tried
the Run as service but it doesn’t work also. I have successfully install the adminpak.msi in a workstation (Win2kpro) to remotely administer the PDC, when I try
to access the Active Directory Users and computer an error
occred, “Naming information cannot be located because: The
server is not operational. Contact your System
Administrator to verify that your domain is properly
configured and is currently online.”
How can I
resolve this problem? And how can I log on as a user
without administrative privilege?

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