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From: ayanes21 on 4 Feb 2010 16:13
I have the following test enviroment:
2 Windows Server 2008 with NLB in a TS Server Farm
I have configured the Farm with TS Session Broker and all NLB connections
are good to go. I have created a GPO for Computer Config --> Windows
Settings --> Security Settings --> User Rights Assignemnts --> Allow log on
thorugh terminal services to allow our test group to RDP to the servers.
Besides adding the test group I also added Remote Desktop Users to the
setting and added the test users to the remote desktop group. When I log in
as myself as a domain admin I am able to RDP in with no problems when I log
in with my test user who is a member of the test group I get the following
error: "To log on to this computer, you must be
granted the allow log on the through Terminal Services right. By default,
member of the Remote Desktop User Group have this right. If you are not a
member of the Remote Desktop User Group or other group that has this right,
you must be granted this right manually"
Any ideas

From: Soo Kuan Teo [MSFT] on 17 Feb 2010 19:37
for the following:
"When I log in as myself as a domain admin I am able to RDP in with no
problems "
which server are you connected to?
Thanks
Soo Kuan

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"ayanes21" <ayanes21(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have the following test enviroment:
> 2 Windows Server 2008 with NLB in a TS Server Farm
> I have configured the Farm with TS Session Broker and all NLB connections
> are good to go. I have created a GPO for Computer Config --> Windows
> Settings --> Security Settings --> User Rights Assignemnts --> Allow log
> on
> thorugh terminal services to allow our test group to RDP to the servers.
> Besides adding the test group I also added Remote Desktop Users to the
> setting and added the test users to the remote desktop group. When I log
> in
> as myself as a domain admin I am able to RDP in with no problems when I
> log
> in with my test user who is a member of the test group I get the following
> error: "To log on to this computer, you must be
> granted the allow log on the through Terminal Services right. By default,
> member of the Remote Desktop User Group have this right. If you are not a
> member of the Remote Desktop User Group or other group that has this
> right,
> you must be granted this right manually"
> Any ideas
>
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