Question : Problem: The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively

Last week we promoted a new DC on one of our subnets and demoted the DC that was originally on that subnet.  Since then we have been receiving this message when ever we attempt to RDC to a workstation:

The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively.

I have verified that the "Allow log on through Terminal Services" is enabled for the local policy and that Remote Desktop Users group is allowed.  I have also forced an update using gpupdate /force command.  No one can RDC not even the Administrators.  I have made sure that the group of employees that need this right are part of the Remote Desktop Users group.

We can remote control these boxes using Dameware, just can't using RDC.

Answer : Problem: The local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively

hi,
in my last post, I did not speak about login on a DC.
I believe there is a computer that manages the VPN:
what I proposed is to check if in its configuration (of VPN)
there is a reference (witten in some fields) to the old (demoted) DC rather to new.

In your first post, you were clear, I misunderstood the scenario.

sorry
vic