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i moved the domain and enterprise admin account to an OU then i granted the &quot;&nbsp;LOGON LOCALY &quot;&nbsp;option in the GPO for this OU to a user &quot;&nbsp;normal user &quot;&nbsp;... then after i log off from the DC i discoverd that i can't log on to the domain controler machine any more with the admin account or any accout exept the user which i granted him the log on localy <br />
which by default mad me has no option to edit any option for the domain or edit the GOP again ........<br />
&nbsp;what can i do to make the admin account or any other account with administrative priveledges valid to use <br />
thanks<br />

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i moved the domain and enterprise admin account to an OU then i granted the " LOGON LOCALY " option in the GPO for this OU to a user " normal user " ... then after i log off from the DC i discoverd that i can't log on to the domain controler machine any more with the admin account or any accout exept the user which i granted him the log on localy 
which by default mad me has no option to edit any option for the domain or edit the GOP again ........
 what can i do to make the admin account or any other account with administrative priveledges valid to use 
thanks


the domain/enterprise admin account cann't log on to the domain controler

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