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Title: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Meloman on December 08, 2005, 08:14:54 AM

Hi,

We have a problem when installing Windows 2003 Terminal Server.

A message appears "changer les droit de création d'objet..." in english it could be something like that :
"change the right of object's creation".

I don't know what to do.

Thanks
Meloman

Title: Re: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Vlk on December 08, 2005, 09:11:20 AM

Is the server part of a domain? Or maybe it's even a domain controller?

Title: Re: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Meloman on January 27, 2006, 03:38:31 PM

Yes it is in a domain but is not a domain controler !

Title: Re: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Vlk on January 27, 2006, 05:55:35 PM

OK, go to
Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy -> User Rights Assignment
and edit the settings for the "Create Global Objects" privilege (Add the "Everyone" group to the list of accounts that have this privilege assigned).


Thanks
Vlk

Title: Re: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Meloman on February 13, 2006, 09:34:48 AM

Thanks

We, now, have a new problem !

The antivirus has been configured to secure internet services, internet mail and p2p only.

All the users are on the terminal server and have Outlook XP. during 1 week all worked fine, but today they can not send/receive messages any more.

Is it Avast blocking this ?

Title: Re: Win 2003 Terminal - change the right of object's creation ?
Post by: Vlk on February 13, 2006, 10:16:32 AM

1. I miss the Outlook/Exchange shield in your list. Is it disabled intentionally? (if you're using Outlook, it's shame to disable it).

2. If the Outlook/Exchange shield is really not active, all scanning will be taken over by the "Internet Mail" provider.


I recommend enabling the Outlook/Exchange provider in the first place.


Thanks
Vlk