Re: What is a local logon?
From: Gino (cosine_at_covad.net)
Date: 03/26/04
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Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2004 17:13:36 -0500
Logon locally is a user right as well as Logon over the Network and they
are, exactly as described. If a user with a domain account tries to logon to
a Domain Controller, and dose not have the user right to logon locally they
cannot logon, even though they might have permmisions set to access folders,
this is by design.
"Roger Haxby" <roger.haxxxby_rem2x@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> We are having users log onto a server through a browser. All users will
be
> in a specific user group. It appears that this counts as a local login -
if
> we do not allow local logons in the group policy for that user group, they
> cannot log on via the browser. The browser authentication method does not
> seem to make a difference (basic, integrated windows authentication, we
have
> not tried digest)
> Is this expected behaviour?
>
> If that is expected behaviour, what is a Network Logon - is that file
shares
> only?
>
> Server is W2K Advanced Server, SP4 Domain Controller
>
> Roger Haxby
>
>
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