How can I turn off the restrictions that prevent logged on users from accessing things such as Control Panel on a Server 2003 server?
How can I turn off the restrictions that prevent logged on users from accessing things such as Control Panel on a Server 2003 server?
Even though a particular domain user has been given administrator rights on the Server 2003 server, he is unable to access Control Panel on the server since access to this resource is not allowed.
When I log onto the server as a domain administrator, I have full administrator rights and can fully modify and change the server settings.
However, when I log onto the server as this particular domain user who does have administrator rights, I am unable to make any of these changes or modifications.
How can I turn off the restrictions that prevent logged on users from accessing things such as Control Panel on a Server 2003 server?
Even though a particular domain user has been given administrator rights on the Server 2003 server, he is unable to access Control Panel on the server since access to this resource is not allowed.
When I log onto the server as a domain administrator, I have full administrator rights and can fully modify and change the server settings.
However, when I log onto the server as this particular domain user who does have administrator rights, I am unable to make any of these changes or modifications.
How can I turn off the restrictions that prevent logged on users from accessing things such as Control Panel on a Server 2003 server?
ASKER
I receive the exact same error message if I open a command prompt and type in the following command:
runas /user:administrator@domain
Please Note: I have changed the actual domain name above, so as not to reveal the name of the company I am consulting for.
The change that I need to make applies to only this one particular domain user (who regularly establishes Remote Desktop sessions to this server) and has to be made while this user is logged onto the server using his domain account.
I have given the user local administrator rights, and domain administrator rights, but I still continue to receive these errors while I am logged onto the server as him.
There are also lots of other restrictions in place, such as not having the Control Panel icon and not being able to access Control Panel in any other method.
I also don't have the ability to right click while logged on as this user.
The only change that I need to make is to change which Exchange server the user connects to when launching Outlook.
Unfortunately, this is a change that I am unable to make at all until I am able to temporarily disable these security settings.
Once I have made this change to the Exchange server setting within Outlook, I will reapply these security settings.
How can I temporarily disable these security settings for this particular user?
runas /user:administrator@domain
Please Note: I have changed the actual domain name above, so as not to reveal the name of the company I am consulting for.
The change that I need to make applies to only this one particular domain user (who regularly establishes Remote Desktop sessions to this server) and has to be made while this user is logged onto the server using his domain account.
I have given the user local administrator rights, and domain administrator rights, but I still continue to receive these errors while I am logged onto the server as him.
There are also lots of other restrictions in place, such as not having the Control Panel icon and not being able to access Control Panel in any other method.
I also don't have the ability to right click while logged on as this user.
The only change that I need to make is to change which Exchange server the user connects to when launching Outlook.
Unfortunately, this is a change that I am unable to make at all until I am able to temporarily disable these security settings.
Once I have made this change to the Exchange server setting within Outlook, I will reapply these security settings.
How can I temporarily disable these security settings for this particular user?
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Where exactly can I find this security setting within the local Group Management console?
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“This operating has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator.”
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