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That was it. &nbsp;I had a WMI filter previous created that was applied to this GPO which made it only apply to my PDC! &nbsp;Thanks!
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That was it.  I had a WMI filter previous created that was applied to this GPO which made it only apply to my PDC!  Thanks!

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I've made some changes to my Default Domain Controllers Policy (namely Local Policies/User Rights Assignment). I've then forced gpupdate but when I check the local computer policy on any of my domain controllers, I do not see any of my changes.<br />
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The reason for making these changes is that I'd like to add an AD group to &quot;Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services&quot;. &nbsp;For some reason, the members of the built-in 'Administrators' group cannot logon via remote desktop.
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Hi -

I've made some changes to my Default Domain Controllers Policy (namely Local Policies/User Rights Assignment). I've then forced gpupdate but when I check the local computer policy on any of my domain controllers, I do not see any of my changes.

The reason for making these changes is that I'd like to add an AD group to "Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services".  For some reason, the members of the built-in 'Administrators' group cannot logon via remote desktop.

Domain Controller GPO

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Desktops

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