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I m using windows 2003 Server as a DC. I have installed Terminal Services on that DC. I have also created 3 users for accessing this terminal services for the purpose of accessing applications reside on that server, for that i also added that 3 users in the Remote Desktop Users group and given the rights of Allow log on locally to that users. But when those users try to connect from there machines using remote desktop connnection they failed error is Security on server does'nt allow log on interactivly. Pls help me to solve this problem.

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by maddiuex

DO THIS ON THE SERVER
Copy the file called ntrights.exe to you c:\winnt\system32 folder, then at a command prompt type the following.

ntrights ?m \\computername +u everyone +r SeInteractiveLogonRight

example your server name is win2003
ntrights -m \\win2003 +u user1 or everyone +r

The ntrights file can be found on the windows 2003 resource kit, if you do not have it go to

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en

or goto google and type in download ntrights.exe and the first link is microsoft

Have fun

by joseph moore

I believe that Win2k3 works the same was as Win2K does with TS.
Did you set up TS on the server in Remote Administration mode, or in Application mode?
For normal users to use TS, it needs to be in Application mode. The other mode is for Administrator-level access only. Only Administrators could log into TS that way.

by maddiuex

The answer I had given you works, Try it again. I have tested this time and time again. This will solve your problem.

by cfabello

With the 3 users you created make sure you gave them "allow logon to terminal server." Double click on the user you created and click "terminal services profile" tab and click the check box "allow logon to terminal server." This is the option you are missing.

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