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Nate
Hi all,
Relative novice in AD admin.
As a test and to learn a bit more, I created a new OU
called SpecialUser. I then created a Group (called
SpecialGroup) and User (called SpecialUser) in that OU.
Then I created a new Group Policy and linked it to that
OU. In the group policy I set the permission "Log On
Locally" for the SpecialGroup in that OU.
The problem is that when I try to log on locally to the
server as the SpecialUser, I get the error message that
the local policy does not permit me to log on locally.
I know that I can set that permission in the Default
Domain Policy, but I want this permission only for this
special group, not to anyone else.
Any ideas why this OU policy would not work?
thanks
Nate
Relative novice in AD admin.
As a test and to learn a bit more, I created a new OU
called SpecialUser. I then created a Group (called
SpecialGroup) and User (called SpecialUser) in that OU.
Then I created a new Group Policy and linked it to that
OU. In the group policy I set the permission "Log On
Locally" for the SpecialGroup in that OU.
The problem is that when I try to log on locally to the
server as the SpecialUser, I get the error message that
the local policy does not permit me to log on locally.
I know that I can set that permission in the Default
Domain Policy, but I want this permission only for this
special group, not to anyone else.
Any ideas why this OU policy would not work?
thanks
Nate