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by alxcsby

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I was doing some work on our server earlier today, and when finished, I logged off so I'd be able to use remote access from other workstations. (Our server room is not exactly comfortable.)
A moment ago, I had to return to the server room, and when I tried to logon, it returned:
"The local policy of this system does not allow you to logon interactively."
However, I can remote logon from any other location in our office. The Domain is correct (although it will not allow me to alter it), and the username and password are the same as I am using from the remote access.
Any ideas?
I've already tried a clean restart.

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by jacemg

For troubleshooting purposes you may want to try switching the IP of one of the boxes that does connect properly with your static IP and see if SBS has a change of heart.

by alxcsby

I don't have a static IP on any of my machines. So, what's the theory behind the solution that would free up a login screen on the SBS server? I'm just not seeing what you're getting at, and maybe if I see the underlying, I can replicate it.

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