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Use server manager for domains and enter \\servername in the top.  This
will set you in the properties page for who can log onto that machine
locally.  Verify that they are a part of some of the groups and verify that
there are no restrictions like time and such.  You may wish to chech the
permissions on the c drive I one had a problem where no one could log in
because of a share permission problem.

Enrique Gonzalez <reinaldo@lander.es> wrote in article
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> The problem is that only the administrators local group can logon on my
of
> my PDC, which actually
> is the only station in the domain.
> The rest of the accounts,guest included, get the following logon message:
> 
> YOUR ACCOUNT IS CONFIGURED TO PREVENT YOU FROM USING THIS WORKSTATION.
> PLEASE TRY ANOTHER WORKSTATION.
> 
> But they have the right to logon locally, and to use any workstation to
> Logon To (as specified in the account properties dialog box). Also they
> have permission on the NETLOGON share.
> 
> I used the C2 configuration utility in the NT resource kit to secure the
> machine. But
> now I've disable everything except the Posix and OS/2 Subsystems
features.
> 
> I think I had checked everything else but I'm still not getting any
result.
> Any ideas??....PLEASE
> 
> Thanks,
> QuiQue reinaldo@lander.es
>