Local Security Settings Problem in Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition

From: Donald Martin (Martind_at_Whitecastle.com)
Date: 06/17/04

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    We have several non-domain controller servers that are giving us
    trouble when we try to have services start using a specific user
    account. The servers are running Windows 2003 Server Standard
    Edition.

    The Local Security Settings for the Act as part of the operating
    system and Logon as a service policies have been set at the domain
    level. We have added the user accounts the services are to use at the
    domain level and once the non-domain controller server is rebooted the
    services will start fine. If you check the Local Security Settings on
    the non-domain controller server you can see the user accounts listed
    in the Act as part of the operating system and Logon as a service
    policies.

    If the server is rebooted when it comes back up the services will not
    start because the user has not been granted to needed security
    settings on the PC. If you go back into the Local Security Settings
    on the non-domain controller server you can see the user accounts are
    no longer listed in the Act as part of the operating system and Logon
    as a service policies.

    If you go back into the Local Security Settings at the domain level
    and remove the users from the Act as part of the operating system and
    Logon as a service policies then add them again the services will
    start again once the non-domain controller server is rebooted.

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you,
    Donald A. Martin, Jr.

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