Remote Access group.

Dear forum.
I am preparing the exam 70-290. I have configured a lab for testing purposes
with 2 computers (one DC and one XP). Trying to test the remote access from
the client to the server, the system refuse to authorise the login.
The user belongs to the Remote Access Group and the DC GPO is opened to
admit the access of remote access users (following the instructions of mcse
book).
The only way I have to access remotely is adding the user to the domain
admins group.
Do I forget anything?
Thanks

Raúl Gatón Miguelsanz

Make sure to check the Default Domain Controller Policy and look for the
setting regarding which groups can use remote access.

If it is not a domain controller, then check the Local Security Policy for
the same setting.

If you are trying to grant this access via group policy, ensure the policy
is being applied to your session via gpresult or rsop

"Raúl Gatón Miguelsanz" wrote:

> Dear forum.
> I am preparing the exam 70-290. I have configured a lab for testing purposes
> with 2 computers (one DC and one XP). Trying to test the remote access from
> the client to the server, the system refuse to authorise the login.
> The user belongs to the Remote Access Group and the DC GPO is opened to
> admit the access of remote access users (following the instructions of mcse
> book).
> The only way I have to access remotely is adding the user to the domain
> admins group.
> Do I forget anything?
> Thanks
>
>
>

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"Raúl Gatón Miguelsanz" <> wrote in message
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> Dear forum.
> I am preparing the exam 70-290. I have configured a lab for testing
> purposes with 2 computers (one DC and one XP). Trying to test the remote
> access from the client to the server, the system refuse to authorise the
> login.
> The user belongs to the Remote Access Group and the DC GPO is opened to
> admit the access of remote access users (following the instructions of
> mcse book).
> The only way I have to access remotely is adding the user to the domain
> admins group.
> Do I forget anything?
> Thanks
>
Don't forget about your RAP CAP. "R"emote "A"ccess "P"olicies consist of
"C"onditions, "A"uthorization, and "Policies". Check your remote access
console to see what you are missing. I'm betting only the default policies
are in place.

John R

John R