Another example would be to add "Domain> Administrators" to "Allow Logon Locally" and add Domain Users to "Deny Logon>Locally". This will also prevent domain administrators to logon locally> since they are members of Domain Users group and Deny has...

user right. The easiest thing to try would be to use ntrights to add the administrators to the logon locally user right. Not knowing if there are entries in the deny logon locally user right and the fact that it may have overriding policy from the domain...

and will override Local Security Policy for domain controllers. If you want to allow logon access to one domain controller, it would have to be moved to an OU within the domain controller container and a GPO configured for that OU to have logon locally...

deleted the files. But, I need to determine the computer they did it from. I know it's one of two computers. I have the security logs from both domain controllers, the file server the files were deleted from and the computers she logged in on. I see...

shares and do not need to be managed remotely via Computer Management or command line tools that rely on the ports you mentioned. You also may be able to take advantage of the user rights for "logon locally and deny logon locally" to restrict what users...

to use "deny logon locally," I'd need to create an explicit list of > users to deny. There is no way to deny "everyone except me," and I don't > want to put in a thousand different account names. >> I also can't set Everyone in "deny logon locally,"...

Thanks I will try this "Steven L Umbach" wrote: > Sure. Configure the user right for logon locally and deny logon locally for > your needs. Keep in mind that lack of a user right/permission is an implicit >deny, deny overrides allow, and administrators...

server I immediately receive Access Denied and if I logon locally and just type c:\>at I still get access denied. Any ideas? Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () First double check that you are logged on as an account that is a local...

Should I "Deny logon locally" to ANONYMOUS LOGON, Everyone... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () What will be affected if I enable the "Deny logon locally" to those groups? Thanks. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security...

policy which is a subset of Group Policy to >> modify user rights for logon locally or deny logon locally. For instance >> you could create a global group and add it to the deny logon locally user >> right via Group Policy to all computers in a domain or...