Log on Locally

[Guest Jeff]

Hello, I am attempting to set up BlackBerry Professional on my exchange

server. When I go in to domain security settings and attempt to give the

BlackBerry account log on locally privileges, I get a message at the bottom

of the screen saying "Administrators must be granted the logon local right."

How do I grant this right so that I can allow this account to log on locally?

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: Log on Locally

 

Jeff <Jeff@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Hello, I am attempting to set up BlackBerry Professional on my

> exchange server. When I go in to domain security settings and attempt

> to give the BlackBerry account log on locally privileges, I get a

> message at the bottom of the screen saying "Administrators must be

> granted the logon local right." How do I grant this right so that I

> can allow this account to log on locally?

 

Did you consult the Blackberry documtation? It's a bit cluttered, but it

does contain everything you should need. IIRC you do this in your domain

controller policy, if this is a DC - or a GPO linked to the OU where this

server lives if it's a member server.

 

Note that installing BES on your Exchange server isn't recommended. It can

be done, but it can also cause problems. I'd put it on a member server

(either physical or virtual).

[Guest C.R. [mx]]

RE: Log on Locally

 

Hi Jeff, To give an account the right to logon locally in an specified

server, you need go to Control Panel-->Administrative Tools-->Local Security

Policy-->User Rights-->Allow Logon Locally and add the account.

 

Regards

--

C.R. [mx]

MCSE

 

 

"Jeff" wrote:

> Hello, I am attempting to set up BlackBerry Professional on my exchange

> server. When I go in to domain security settings and attempt to give the

> BlackBerry account log on locally privileges, I get a message at the bottom

> of the screen saying "Administrators must be granted the logon local right."

> How do I grant this right so that I can allow this account to log on locally?