Re: XP Security Question
From: Mike (hillrm_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 10/31/03
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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 08:40:43 -0800
Newest wrinkle on this is that I just got in a new PC,
brought it up, applied some critical patches, connected
it to my network, downloaded all remaining critical
updates. This machine I can manage remotely and no
options are grayed out in local security policy. I hate
to have to completely re-install to move from win2k to XP
Pro and other offices in my organization have not
reported problems.
>-----Original Message-----
>Double check that you are indeed logged on as an
administrator - can you view the
>members of the local administrators group? Maybe you are
logging on as a domain
>administrator and the domain admins group has been
removed. Can the user who is able
>to remotely manage them from his W2K box do the same
from your XP box. That would
>help narrow problem down to user or machine. -- Steve
>
>"Mike" <Hillrm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:05d801c39f31$9b5552e0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
>> Situation: I updated my win2k pro machine to XP pro
>> tested all of my apps and network...all was well. Then
I
>> authorized 4 other machines to be upgraded from win2k
pro
>> to XP pro, all of the machines work without problems;
>> EXCEPT that I can no longer do any kind of remote
>> management of them from my machine. (For example
>> using "Manage" in my computer and selecting another
>> machine) I get "Access Denied". I can still manage
win2k
>> machines from my XP machine, and another user on a
win2k
>> pro machine can manage the XP machines. I also notice
>> some things in local security policy that appear grayed
>> out when I'm logged on locally, even though I'm an
>> administrator. Netdiag says DNS is fine, RSoP shows no
>> Group Policies that could cause the problem; all
machines
>> are in the same win2k Active Directory Domain. I get
>> grayed out options even when I logon as the local
>> administrator on the machines. Have looked all over,
and
>> tried tricks suggested for problems that seem remotely
>> similar with no change.
>>
>> Thanks for any help you can provide!
>>
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