FTP access, Userlogin access denied

We have an FTP server that users can no longer login to. Also, users within
the network are not able to login to the computer with the local policy.

The errors give are: "Local policy of sysem does not permit you to login
interactively" trying to login to the server with a username and "Could not
login to the FTP server with the username and password specified".

What is causing this login problem? Local Policy Setting?

Jim
Mon Mar 21 16:35:05 CST 2005

The server is Windows 2000.

"Jim" wrote:

> We have an FTP server that users can no longer login to. Also, users within
> the network are not able to login to the computer with the local policy.
>
> The errors give are: "Local policy of sysem does not permit you to login
> interactively" trying to login to the server with a username and "Could not
> login to the FTP server with the username and password specified".
>
> What is causing this login problem? Local Policy Setting?

Jim
Mon Mar 21 16:37:02 CST 2005

Also, I was able to logon to the server using a domain username/password, so
I think it has to do with the local policy

"Jim" wrote:

> We have an FTP server that users can no longer login to. Also, users within
> the network are not able to login to the computer with the local policy.
>
> The errors give are: "Local policy of sysem does not permit you to login
> interactively" trying to login to the server with a username and "Could not
> login to the FTP server with the username and password specified".
>
> What is causing this login problem? Local Policy Setting?

Steven
Mon Mar 21 17:02:00 CST 2005

Try enabling auditing of logon events for success and failure and privilege
use for failure on that computer. The failed logons should be recorded with
an explanation or a code to help you determine the reason access is denied.
In Local Security policy [or domain/OU if done at that level] go to security
settings/local policies/users rights and check your user rights for logon
locally and dent logon locally. Any entries in the deny logon locally will
override allow logon locally user right. Normally at least users and
administrators have the user right to logon locally. For Windows 2000
computer make sure the "effective" setting for those user rights is what you
expect/need. Failure audits for privilege use will indicate that a user does
not have a necessary user right for that computer to do a task which may or
may not be appropriate depending on the user right needed. --- Steve


"Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:56283D74-2CAD-4B92-BF6C-8B986C116A22@microsoft.com...
> We have an FTP server that users can no longer login to. Also, users
> within
> the network are not able to login to the computer with the local policy.
>
> The errors give are: "Local policy of sysem does not permit you to login
> interactively" trying to login to the server with a username and "Could
> not
> login to the FTP server with the username and password specified".
>
> What is causing this login problem? Local Policy Setting?

jeff
Tue Mar 22 09:01:32 CST 2005

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 14:09:09 -0800, Jim
<Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>We have an FTP server that users can no longer login to. Also, users within
>the network are not able to login to the computer with the local policy.
>
>The errors give are: "Local policy of sysem does not permit you to login
>interactively" trying to login to the server with a username and "Could not
>login to the FTP server with the username and password specified".
>
>What is causing this login problem? Local Policy Setting?

Yep. The account needs the log on locally right. Best is to have a
group, FTPUsers or the like, and give the correct permissions to that
group.

Jeff