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Windows 2003 TSE and DC
Configuration: New 2008 R2 Server, old 2003 SP2 Server. Both are DCs, DNS, GC,
All applications has been migrated to the 2008 Server. Noting left in the 2003 server, but still a DC
I unstalled all application from the 2003 DC and installed terminal serveur (TSE)
(I know TSE on a DC in not recommended but it is only from 3 remote users and I want to keep the 2003 as a DC for security)
Problem
I cannot login in the 2003 TSE. Telling be I have a right problem. I think the problem comes because the TSE is also a DC and there is a parameter in group strategy to change (I had the same problem some time ago).
Any one knows what to do ?
Thanks
All applications has been migrated to the 2008 Server. Noting left in the 2003 server, but still a DC
I unstalled all application from the 2003 DC and installed terminal serveur (TSE)
(I know TSE on a DC in not recommended but it is only from 3 remote users and I want to keep the 2003 as a DC for security)
Problem
I cannot login in the 2003 TSE. Telling be I have a right problem. I think the problem comes because the TSE is also a DC and there is a parameter in group strategy to change (I had the same problem some time ago).
Any one knows what to do ?
Thanks
ASKER
Since the time I installer TSE on the server I cannot open a TSE session even as administrator
In the GPO of "default domain controler policy"
I added everything in the "local strategy, user rights"
- Allow session logon by TSE Services, I added all groups (domain admins, administrators...)
- Allow local logon
Any idea why I cannot open a TSe session ? Even as administrator
Thanks
In the GPO of "default domain controler policy"
I added everything in the "local strategy, user rights"
- Allow session logon by TSE Services, I added all groups (domain admins, administrators...)
- Allow local logon
Any idea why I cannot open a TSe session ? Even as administrator
Thanks
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thank you it works finally
yes as you said windows 2003 is a DC you need "Allow log on locally" rights to login to this system also check if user member of remote desktop user !