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| Domain Controller Policy setting "Allow log on through Terminal Services"
Hi, I'm just working for three weeks at my new job. I made the switch between the Domain Controller and the Terminal Server. I thought a new created user I made was not able to log on to the Terminal Server. At first I didn't understand, because the other user were able to log on. After looking for some solutions I came to a site which adviced me to change the "Allow log on through Terminal Services" setting with the group "Remote Desktop Users". So I added this group as being the only group and activated this setting. Now I was not able anymore to logon as an Administrator to this server. How can I undo this setting, is this only possible with a "counter" policy, or is just deleting the group and uncheck the "activate setting"? Thank you. Bram Warrens |
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