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check your Group policys <br />
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does anyone has access to them but you ?<br />
<br />
run a gpresults on one machine to see what took affect <br />
(for starters)<br />
<br />
Carpe Diem
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check your Group policys

does anyone has access to them but you ?

run a gpresults on one machine to see what took affect
(for starters)

Carpe Diem

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So for the sake of clarity : you will probably have to buy EBS user CALs or assign the ones that you already have to users in the EBS Console.
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So for the sake of clarity : you will probably have to buy EBS user CALs or assign the ones that you already have to users in the EBS Console.

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I gave the only reason why this can happen and the author didnt gave feedback since.
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I gave the only reason why this can happen and the author didnt gave feedback since.

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Hi All <br />
<br />
Have an EBS installation which has suddenly cropped up with a strange problem with users logging on to machines on the network. <br />
<br />
For some reason all users have had a set list of PC's applied to them that they are allowed to log on to. This list is, for some odd reason, a list of all the servers on the network and no actual user PC's. On setting the User back to use &quot;All Computers&quot; this setting works for a while and then it defaults back to the same list of servers. <br />
<br />
Does anyone know what could be causing this? And if so, how to stop it? <br />
<br />
Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated as this company has 170 users that wont be able to log in tomorrow morning. <br />
<br />
Thanks in advance. <br />
<br />
Gerard.
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Hi All 

Have an EBS installation which has suddenly cropped up with a strange problem with users logging on to machines on the network. 

For some reason all users have had a set list of PC's applied to them that they are allowed to log on to. This list is, for some odd reason, a list of all the servers on the network and no actual user PC's. On setting the User back to use "All Computers" this setting works for a while and then it defaults back to the same list of servers. 

Does anyone know what could be causing this? And if so, how to stop it? 

Any help in this regard would be greatly appreciated as this company has 170 users that wont be able to log in tomorrow morning. 

Thanks in advance. 

Gerard.

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