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Your users must be in the domain Remote Desktop Users group to log on remotely - you have verified that? Yes, verified user access in the remote user's group that has permissions to the server. Just restarted the Terminal server and received the same error again.
I wonder if your firewall is kicking it back? Sounds like you aren't even getting to the Server, that the access denied is coming from the Firewall? It's a possibility that the FW is blocking access, but this was working as of Sunday this week and no FW policies should have changed anytime recently. I just attempted to login using the IP and still received the same error. Based on your description, I assume you mean the remote desktop client is simply prompting you for the credentials before opening the connection before you are actually logged in.
To assist in troubleshooting, you can revert the remote desktop configuration file to use the "classic" authentication mechanism. The article refers specifically to version 6 of the RDP client, but the settings should have the same effect with version 7.
Progent Corporation is an IT service provider. It has the appropriate groups assigned. I even added Domain Users to include everyone, but the users still get the access denied unless they are in the domain admins group. I've checked the event log and the only 2 events associated with the security log are 2 events that say An account was logged off. One with Logon Type 3 and the other with Logon Type Domain Admins always have remote desktop logon rights, but other users need to be granted this privilege explicitly.
It sounds like your Domain Users may have been removed from the local permissions group. Give a try for the solution posted on Access is Denied - Remote Desktop. I've been looking for a solution to the problem during two days and it wasn't a gpo issue or a certificate either, it was the network policy I disabled it in the NPAS console and users could access to my Remote Apps, I hope this can help so cheers everyone.
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Answered by:. Archived Forums. Remote Desktop Services Terminal Services. Sign in to vote. HI All, We seem to have some unique kind of issue with terminal services where administrators will get "Access is denied" error on logging on to the server. Friday, June 19, PM. Tuesday, June 23, PM.
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