local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interacti

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Hi, I have SBS2000 DC and when a any user beside administrators try to logion
via TS, they get this error message

"local policy does not allow you to log in interactively"

I made sure that the users group have access rights to loon locally from the
security ploy for the domain but still get the same error.
When I add any user to the administrators group, then they can logon with no
problem.
Any idea what I need to do to have users loon to the TS without having to be
in the administrators group?
Thanks
 
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andy said:
Hi, I have SBS2000 DC and when a any user beside administrators try
to logion via TS, they get this error message

"local policy does not allow you to log in interactively"

I made sure that the users group have access rights to loon locally
from the security ploy for the domain but still get the same error.
When I add any user to the administrators group, then they can logon
with no problem.
Any idea what I need to do to have users loon to the TS without
having to be in the administrators group?
Thanks
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's actually a good thing you
weren't able to get this running. Users should not have the right to log on
to the SBS server, ever; nor
should desktop/business applications be installed on it.

You
shouldn't be using your SBS box (or any DC/Exchange/DNS server) as a
Terminal Server....if you need TS, get a dedicated box for it. You are
asking for trouble. In SBS2003, MS wisely disabled the option to install/run
Terminal Services on SBS - all you can use is Remote Desktop for admin
purposes.
 
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