Active Directory

[jmausadmin]

To anyone woth an answer,

I have just recently finshed setting up a group policy in active directory. After I set up the policy I tried to login and I get the message "the local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" If anyone can help I would appreciate it.

Thanks,
Jmausadmin

 

[Sithl0rd]

you tried logging onto a domain controller using an account that is a member of the domain users.
For security reasons the default local policy on a domain controller doesnt allow domain users to logon to a domain controller.
Log on as administrator, go to Local Security policy under Administrative tools. Under Local policies there is an option to allow everyone to logon interactively.
Or you can create a group policy on the Domain Controller container in Active Directory Users & Computers (in this case will overright the local security policy)

 

[tertone100]

Your close, to log on to a domain controller:
start>programs>admin tools>Domain controller security policy, highlite user rights assignment, d-click log on locally and add the users or groups you wan't to allow. After that open the command prompt and type:
secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy