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SilkBC
I have an odd permissions-related issue.
We have a Client who is running a Terminal Server with local account
logins. Everything is working fine.
We recently installed a Windows 2003 Small Business Server to put them
on a domain with Exchange, etc.
For each "local" user, a "domain" user also exists. I logged in to
each user's "domain" account to create a new profile, and everything
still works OK.
When I copy a user's "local" profile to their "domain" profile (to
keep settings, customizations, etc.) I don't get the full profile
settings (primarily background), and when I open Outlook 2002 I gett a
popup with the following error:
"Cannot start Microsoft Outlook"
No other error information comes up. If I right-click on
"outlook.exe" and choose run it as "Administrator", it opens no
problem.
If I add the "domain" user to the local "Administrators" group on the
Terminal server then log in as the user, everything once again works
perfectly.
I know it is a permissions issue, but am not sure what permissions are
wrong.
Any help you might be able to provide in this would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks, in advance!
Sincerely,
Alan Murrell
We have a Client who is running a Terminal Server with local account
logins. Everything is working fine.
We recently installed a Windows 2003 Small Business Server to put them
on a domain with Exchange, etc.
For each "local" user, a "domain" user also exists. I logged in to
each user's "domain" account to create a new profile, and everything
still works OK.
When I copy a user's "local" profile to their "domain" profile (to
keep settings, customizations, etc.) I don't get the full profile
settings (primarily background), and when I open Outlook 2002 I gett a
popup with the following error:
"Cannot start Microsoft Outlook"
No other error information comes up. If I right-click on
"outlook.exe" and choose run it as "Administrator", it opens no
problem.
If I add the "domain" user to the local "Administrators" group on the
Terminal server then log in as the user, everything once again works
perfectly.
I know it is a permissions issue, but am not sure what permissions are
wrong.
Any help you might be able to provide in this would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks, in advance!
Sincerely,
Alan Murrell