Prevent domain users from logging on to my pc???

[patrickdrd]

Good morning to all!

Some days ago I tried to log-on to a pc which was on the same domain as mine, but it did not let me, with message:
"Local Security Policy does not allow domain users to log on to this pc" or something like that.

How can I enable this setting on my pc?

I tried Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy
and then: Local Policies -> Security Options, but I could not find it.

Thanks in advance!

 

[dusty75]

Problem is that your Administrator had allow you (in your profile at server) just login at your own computer, not to this another you trying to.

 

[patrickdrd]

No, I think that it's a local setting,
because I could login to other pcs, but not that specific one!

 

[dusty75]

If you had Administrator rights , at Domain Server ,open user manager (usrmgr.exe at WinNT, Active Directory users and Computers at WIN2003) , find your account , choose properties, and somewhere there you must find button "Log on to". There you must 1/write every computer you want to be logged on , or 2/set choice log on to all computers.

 

[dusty75]

Sorry I did not read your answer first. So my next answer is not correct.
If it is in local settings, than I do not know at the moment...

 

[bofhrevenge2]

Gpedit.msc will allow you to alter the local policy if you have local admin rights.

"Horsey to king bish three

 

[patrickdrd]

Thanks! This was it!

Computer Configuration -> Windows Settings ->
Security Settings -> Local Policies ->
User Rights Assignment:

"Log on locally"

Does anyone know of a way to put this on a registry script (reg file)?