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By jedmonds ·
Hi folks,

I've got a W2K server running Terminal Services which was running happily until I joined the W2K server to a W2K3 SBS domain (ie. I removed Active Directory and then rejoined the W2K server to the new domain).

Now Terminal Services only ever comes up with a "local policy does not permit you to logon interactively" unless you logon as administrator.

Does anyone have any idea what I need to do to get it working?

Thanks,

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by Poettone In reply to Terminal Services

I have had this happen to me before and if I'm thinking correctly, I had to remove the terminal server software and reinstall it..


Good Luck..

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by Poettone In reply to

PJ, You may need the licensing service installed?

You most certainly will need the service installed, out of the box you get a 120day period to install the service or you will be disabled. Best bet install it at the time of TS installation.

Also to the original poster.. To remove/reinstall the Terminal Server software you must go to add/remove program and choose the windows component removal/add tool to do this, and you will need your OS cd.

If there is anything you wish to add please do so..

Good Luck once again:)

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by jedmonds In reply to

I only had to re-install TS Licensing on the W2K box and change some of the domain-wide group policies from W2K3 SBS Server.

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by p.j.hutchison In reply to Terminal Services

You may need TS Licensing service installed on a W2K3 server to allow TS to work.

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by jedmonds In reply to

I didn't have to install TS on the W2K3 SBS server as it's there by default anyway.

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