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Hi!<br />
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Are you running AD ?<br />
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If so you need to remove this in the policies in AD.<br />
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Regards<br />
/Hans - Erik Skyttberg
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Hi!

Are you running AD ?

If so you need to remove this in the policies in AD.

Regards
/Hans - Erik Skyttberg

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it depends in which policy you denied him to logon locally<br />
try verifying the domain policy and the domain controller policy instead of the local one<br />
rightclick the appropriate node and select group policy, edit<br />
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greetz<br />

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it depends in which policy you denied him to logon locally
try verifying the domain policy and the domain controller policy instead of the local one
rightclick the appropriate node and select group policy, edit

greetz


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From which application: AD Users and Computers, AD Sites and Services or AD Domains and Trusts?<br />
Please tell me in more details...<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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From which application: AD Users and Computers, AD Sites and Services or AD Domains and Trusts?
Please tell me in more details...

Thanks!

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all policies, except at the site level are maintained through AD users and computers...
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all policies, except at the site level are maintained through AD users and computers...

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sorry I don't know how to bring up the policy window in the AD users and computers, please give me more details...<br />
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Thanks<br />

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sorry I don't know how to bring up the policy window in the AD users and computers, please give me more details...

Thanks


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Dawne,<br />
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It works, thanks!<br />
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Glad to hear that it worked. :)<br />
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Have a great day!<br />
<br />
Dawne
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Glad to hear that it worked. :)
 

Have a great day!

Dawne

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I put someone into the Deny logon locally by mistake. But now I can't move him out from the local security settings. If I opened the Deny logon locally policy, the Effective Policy Setting could not be un-checked.<br />
Where should be the entrance to remove a user from this policy?<br />
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Thanks!
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I put someone into the Deny logon locally by mistake. But now I can't move him out from the local security settings. If I opened the Deny logon locally policy, the Effective Policy Setting could not be un-checked.
Where should be the entrance to remove a user from this policy?

Thanks!

How to remove one user from the Deny login locally?

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