Guest 2Sweet Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a Windows 2003 server. How to do it?
Guest Masterplan Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 RE: Remote Desktop Hi, If you want him to be able to do remote desktop only to that server, just add the user account to the local Remote Desktop Users group. Have a nice day! "2Sweet" wrote: > I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a > Windows 2003 server. How to do it? > > >
Guest 2Sweet Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 Re: Remote Desktop Is there a "local remote desktop users group" ? The server to be remote is a Domain Controller (with Active Directory) I add the user acct to the "Remote Desktop" in the AD, but user also cannot access. "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message news:3E169470-BD9B-4EF3-9E1D-D242EC318E50@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > If you want him to be able to do remote desktop only to that server, just > add the user account to the local Remote Desktop Users group. > > Have a nice day! > > "2Sweet" wrote: > >> I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a >> Windows 2003 server. How to do it? >> >> >>
Guest Masterplan Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 Re: Remote Desktop Hi again, You didn't mention it was a domain controller (in this case you don't have a local remote desktop users group, you have remote desktop user group from AD). You have to check a group policy setting on the remote machine to enable user to log on remotely. This policy setting is found at Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment and is called "Allow log on through Terminal Services." Add user here. If you want him to make remote desktop only to this machine, modify this policy setting on Local Security Policy of the specified machine (gpedit.msc) If you want him to make remote desktop to domain controllers that have Remote Desktop enabled, you must modify the the Default Domain Controller Policy. Have a nice day! "2Sweet" wrote: > Is there a "local remote desktop users group" ? The server to be remote is a > Domain Controller (with Active Directory) > I add the user acct to the "Remote Desktop" in the AD, but user also cannot > access. > > "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message > news:3E169470-BD9B-4EF3-9E1D-D242EC318E50@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > If you want him to be able to do remote desktop only to that server, just > > add the user account to the local Remote Desktop Users group. > > > > Have a nice day! > > > > "2Sweet" wrote: > > > >> I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a > >> Windows 2003 server. How to do it? > >> > >> > >> > > >
Guest 2Sweet Posted February 1, 2008 Posted February 1, 2008 Re: Remote Desktop Thank for your help! I managed to grant access rights for the user to remote a server. I noticed that i have to add the user as a member of the "Remote Desktop Group" and add the "Remote Desktop Group" to the "Allow log on through Terminal Services" before it can works. Now if i want to grant users to remote access few Windows 2003 servers which are domain member. What is the easiest method instead of configure it in indiviual server? "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message news:70AB73CC-754E-46DE-A4D0-1B8B42943232@microsoft.com... > Hi again, > > You didn't mention it was a domain controller (in this case you don't have > a > local remote desktop users group, you have remote desktop user group from > AD). You have to check a group policy setting on the remote machine to > enable > user to log on remotely. This policy setting is found at Computer > Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User > Rights > Assignment and is called "Allow log on through Terminal Services." Add > user > here. > If you want him to make remote desktop only to this machine, modify this > policy setting on Local Security Policy of the specified machine > (gpedit.msc) > If you want him to make remote desktop to domain controllers that have > Remote > Desktop enabled, you must modify the the Default Domain Controller Policy. > > Have a nice day! > > "2Sweet" wrote: > >> Is there a "local remote desktop users group" ? The server to be remote >> is a >> Domain Controller (with Active Directory) >> I add the user acct to the "Remote Desktop" in the AD, but user also >> cannot >> access. >> >> "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message >> news:3E169470-BD9B-4EF3-9E1D-D242EC318E50@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, >> > >> > If you want him to be able to do remote desktop only to that server, >> > just >> > add the user account to the local Remote Desktop Users group. >> > >> > Have a nice day! >> > >> > "2Sweet" wrote: >> > >> >> I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a >> >> Windows 2003 server. How to do it? >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
Guest Masterplan Posted February 1, 2008 Posted February 1, 2008 Re: Remote Desktop Hello, Put the Windows 2003 domain member computers to a specific OU. Then make a new group policy linked to this OU. Add in this group policy in "Allow log on through Terminal Services" users that you want to have remote desktop acces (in your case remote desktop group). Have a nice day! "2Sweet" wrote: > Thank for your help! > I managed to grant access rights for the user to remote a server. > I noticed that i have to add the user as a member of the "Remote Desktop > Group" and add the "Remote Desktop Group" to the "Allow log on through > Terminal Services" before it can works. > > Now if i want to grant users to remote access few Windows 2003 servers which > are domain member. What is the easiest method instead of configure it in > indiviual server? > > > "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message > news:70AB73CC-754E-46DE-A4D0-1B8B42943232@microsoft.com... > > Hi again, > > > > You didn't mention it was a domain controller (in this case you don't have > > a > > local remote desktop users group, you have remote desktop user group from > > AD). You have to check a group policy setting on the remote machine to > > enable > > user to log on remotely. This policy setting is found at Computer > > Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User > > Rights > > Assignment and is called "Allow log on through Terminal Services." Add > > user > > here. > > If you want him to make remote desktop only to this machine, modify this > > policy setting on Local Security Policy of the specified machine > > (gpedit.msc) > > If you want him to make remote desktop to domain controllers that have > > Remote > > Desktop enabled, you must modify the the Default Domain Controller Policy. > > > > Have a nice day! > > > > "2Sweet" wrote: > > > >> Is there a "local remote desktop users group" ? The server to be remote > >> is a > >> Domain Controller (with Active Directory) > >> I add the user acct to the "Remote Desktop" in the AD, but user also > >> cannot > >> access. > >> > >> "Masterplan" <winmasterplan@gmail.com.> wrote in message > >> news:3E169470-BD9B-4EF3-9E1D-D242EC318E50@microsoft.com... > >> > Hi, > >> > > >> > If you want him to be able to do remote desktop only to that server, > >> > just > >> > add the user account to the local Remote Desktop Users group. > >> > > >> > Have a nice day! > >> > > >> > "2Sweet" wrote: > >> > > >> >> I want to give access rights for a domain user to remote desktop to a > >> >> Windows 2003 server. How to do it? > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> > >> > >> > > >
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