Recent content by Jadames

I added domain users and administrators to the allow logon locally and allow log on throu remote desktop services on both domain policy and domain controller policy and now I can log on any client computer to the domain thanks Randy once again for pointing me in the right direction.

Definetly is a domain policy overiding the local policy it let me change the settings when out of the domain. What should I look for on the domain policy. It only has the default domain policy and the default domain controller policy.

I checked those two policies and deny logon has guest and logon locally only administrators i tried to add users but the option for adding users or groups is greyed out even logging in as an administrator

Hi, I have windows server 2008 r2 foundation as active directory domain controller and 5 client mashines running xp pro. when I try to log on to the domain from any of the client I get the message "The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively" any ideas how to...

Hi, Randy I checked everything you told me and it was good, I forwarded port 3389 on my linksys router and I unchecked the Block Anonymous Internet Requests box on the router as well but when I try to remote desktop from home over the internet I get this error message Link Removed due to 404...

Hi, Randy Happy holidays been pretty buissy with the implementation and go live of the buisness software. this is the third week after go live so now is starting to settle down and starting to gow pretty smooth. now that I got the software up and running on the buisness I,m trying to do some...

I got a good idea on how to foward the required port, but how I would have to configure the host computer and the client computer?

Hi everyone, I'm running windows server 2008 RD2 foundation on my small buissness and I need to do some work from home. Can someone tell me how to enable remote desktop so I can connect from home over the internet? Thanks

Good morning, Today I was able to log in the client computer to the domain and it logged in with no problem, but when I went to access the client computer from the server network page it gave me the error that was giving me before "\\T2 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use...

Awesome I will look into them tomorrow. Thanks

what would be your recommendation for a anti virus software for my server? all the client computers have avast internet security installed already. Science I had them way before the server, I installed avast and have about six moths left on the license. Would this have any conflict with a...

All right the mapped drive was the issue. Now I remember that when I did the POS install on this client computer and created the W: drive, it was not joined into the domain, and I joined it into the domain afterwards, and that seems to have caused the problem. Now everithing is working PERFECT...

ok did what you said, and when I tried to reconnect to the domain it gave me the following error. "The following error occurred attempting to join the domain "CAP" Multiple connections to a server or shered resource by the same user, are not allowed. Disconnect all previous connections to the...

T2 is one of the clients computers. The client is joined ito the domain and it is pointing at the domain dns server. I tried loging in with domain credetinals and neither with a user or administrator account was able to log in. I deleted the computer account and recreated it but didn't help

Everything on the previous post fixed itself like you said, but now when I try to access the T2 computer from the network page in the server it gives me an error that says "\\T2 is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this...