Enabling users to access all computers

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Hi ,

We are having some problems with users logging into computers other than
the ones that they are using. Lets say I am logged into Computer1. If I want
to log into Computer2, I cannot log in. If I have the Administrator rights to
the Domain, then I can login. We don't want to give all users the
Administrator rights. How could I solve this issue?

Thanks,
Sridhar.
 
Sridhar said:
Hi ,

We are having some problems with users logging into computers other than
the ones that they are using. Lets say I am logged into Computer1. If I want
to log into Computer2, I cannot log in. If I have the Administrator rights to
the Domain, then I can login. We don't want to give all users the
Administrator rights. How could I solve this issue?

Thanks,
Sridhar.
Click to expand...
On the user account is login to any computers check? its under the
account tab > log on to!!
 
You don't need Administrator Account to logon in multiple computers at same
time...
Check under user properties on ADUC if the user has been restricted to logon
on some computers - User properties -> Account Tab -> Log On to...


Best Regards
Systems Administrator
MCSA + Exchange
 
Hi,

I checked the User properties. It has the option Logon to All Computers.
But still it is not working. Do I need to check any other options?

Thanks,
Sridhar.
 
Hi,

All the users are able to log-in to other computer. But if a user who
doesn't have Administrator privileges logs into other computer, he cannot
open the outlook email. If the Administrator logs into the computer and adds
this user in the control panel, then he can access the email. Is there a fix
for that?

Thanks,
Sridhar.
 
But the problem is about loging in the Pc or Running Ms Outlook wizard?

Are you adding the user locally as what? Normal User, Power User, etc.

If you're having problems with outlook, probably you didn't installed the
all the way trough, try to login with the user account, then make a runas on
outlook setup. Logoff, Login with the user account and you're done.

For simplicity sake you can deploy the Software via Gpo

How to assign software to a specific group by using a Group Policy
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302430

Using Group Policy to Deploy Office
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011402011033.aspx
 
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