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While I as an administrator can log in remotely to XP Pro SP2 workstation,
users, even though in remote users group and with allow remote connections
checked, can't log in getting the "the local policies of this computer do not
permit you to log in remotely..." message. In gpedit\Windows
Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment, the Allow
logon through Terminal Services is gray and when accessed says..."This
setting is not compatible with computers running Windows 2000 Service Pack 1
or earlier." Of about 50 PC's I've now found 3 affected the same way,
different manufacturers, different ages, all running XP Pro SP 2. All are
current with Windows Updates.
How can I change this so my users can log in?
users, even though in remote users group and with allow remote connections
checked, can't log in getting the "the local policies of this computer do not
permit you to log in remotely..." message. In gpedit\Windows
Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment, the Allow
logon through Terminal Services is gray and when accessed says..."This
setting is not compatible with computers running Windows 2000 Service Pack 1
or earlier." Of about 50 PC's I've now found 3 affected the same way,
different manufacturers, different ages, all running XP Pro SP 2. All are
current with Windows Updates.
How can I change this so my users can log in?