Interactive Logon Privilege Has Been Disabled...

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You can enable the interactive logon on your domain/ your stand alone
machine by going to

Local Security Policy-> Local policies -> USer rights Assignments-> Allow
log on locally

Give the users who need the access here and you you should be ready.

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- Manjari
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"CTech5-Josh" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news FCCC960-A1E4-4A81-BA62-CD7FD80A4776@microsoft.com...
> Gettig the same message as Gerry, "Your interactive logon privilege has
been disabled. Please contact your system administrator." That's me!
Please help, I am lost....

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If the XP pc is part of a Domain, check the Domain user account properties for the user that wants to connect to a pc using Remote Desktop. That persons' user account must have a check mark by "allow logon to terminal server" on the Terminal Services Profile tab. Apparently, this setting affect 'real' terminal servers, and XP computers on the domain.

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Correct. In a domain environment, TS group policy or user settings
apply even to XP Remote Desktop machines.

Jeffrey Randow (Windows Networking & Smart Display MVP)
jeffreyr-support@remotenetworktechnology.com

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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 13:59:01 -0700, Mike_M
<MikeM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>If the XP pc is part of a Domain, check the Domain user account properties for the user that wants to connect to a pc using Remote Desktop. That persons' user account must have a check mark by "allow logon to terminal server" on the Terminal Services Profile tab. Apparently, this setting affect 'real' terminal servers, and XP computers on the domain.