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Windows 2000 server has local accounts and local user accounts are not able
to "Log on Locally".
The "Log on Locally" local rights exist, but they are overwritten by the
effective rights which are blank. As a result the local user is not able to
login to the computer.
The server was connected to a domain, but it was removed for trouble
shooting purposes.
I've been using 1.)secedit to refresh the security policy, 2.) gpresult to
view the group policies that are effective on the system, 3.) gpedit.msc to
view the local policy.
What can be done so that "Log on Locally" is granted to the local user
accounts?
Thanks,
Jim
Windows 2000 server has local accounts and local user accounts are not able
to "Log on Locally".
The "Log on Locally" local rights exist, but they are overwritten by the
effective rights which are blank. As a result the local user is not able to
login to the computer.
The server was connected to a domain, but it was removed for trouble
shooting purposes.
I've been using 1.)secedit to refresh the security policy, 2.) gpresult to
view the group policies that are effective on the system, 3.) gpedit.msc to
view the local policy.
What can be done so that "Log on Locally" is granted to the local user
accounts?
Thanks,
Jim