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Windows 2000 Terminal Users Unable to Log IN

Asked by RWrigley in Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: server, obtain, terminal, user, unable

Previously, we had a server running Windows Small Business Server 4.5 (NT4.0 based domain).  We setup a new Windows 2000 server as a member of the domain to act as a terminal server and remote access VPN point.  Everything worked fine.

Last week, we removed the Small Business Server, and installed a new server running Windows Server 2003, with active directory.  I reconfigured the Windows 2000 Terminal Server as an additional domain controller (and secondary DNS server).  All of that seems to work, and I can log into the terminal server.  No one else can though.  Specifically, anyone who is a member of the "Administrators" group can log in.  Users who aren't get told "The system can not log you on.  Access is denied.", and an Application error message is logged from the WinLogon Service (Error ID:1219) "Login rejected for user <domain>/<username>.  Unable to obtain Terminal Server User Configuration.  Error: Access is denied".

All computers are fully patched and up to date.  
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