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I'm trying to logon to windows 2000 server , via terminal services client has a domain user, i give my account terminal services logon rights? I get message "the local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" what do i need to do to give access to domain user to logon via terminal services.

P.S. I can logon just find under administrator !!!

Any response about this issue, will be greatly apreciated. Thanks Webmaster@compuzone.ws

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by rabbit_runner

Hi,
On the server, log in as administrator
>start>run>mmc
Click on 'Console'>add/remove snapin >add
select 'group policy'
click add>finish>close>okay
open 'computer configuration'
'windows settings'
'security settings'
'local policies'
highlight 'user rights assignments'
on the right side select 'logon locally'
Add the user you want to use terminal server.

You might check the other settings to make certain that the user has not been restricted from logging on 'locally' Check the 'Deny logon locally' setting.

best of luck

by fernie007

Thanks for the help, does it matter if i logon to the 2000 server via terminal client or do i have to logon on the actual server? I follow the steps doing it via, terminal client since the server is on another city. but not much luck! still getting message "the local policy o this system does not permit you to logon interactively?Any additional help, will be appreciated. Thanks

by currera501

I had the same problem setting up my server,then found out you go to the computer manager then to the users and groups click on users and fill out the new user form and click ok. When you go to client disk creator,but before creating the disk, go back to the computer managament pull up a user and minimize the user. then create the disk for that user. continue for each user. hope this helps.

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