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Only Domain Admins can logon to domain computers interactively....help!

Asked by kjboughton in Windows Network Security

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I have read every topic there is about this.  I understand completely Windows security and how the Group Policy works.  I just can't seem to make domain users about to interactively logon to domain computers.  Actually, up until yesterday it was not a problem.  We have a problem with the server (Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition) and had to repair from the source disc.  After that I can't get domain users logged in unless I also make them members of the Domain Admins group on the server.  I have verify that there are no "Deny local logins" and that it has not persisted to the domain computers.  They SHOULD be able to log in...but can't.  I am so frustrated.  What can I do???Start Free Trial
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