Right, good point. I was aware that he was using domain Group Policy and I
was comparing them as if they were the same. Domain GPOs always override
the local GP.



To make it “the same” as the local group policy, Dave would have to define
exactly what accounts need this right. This would include the default as
well as the extra accounts he needs to specify, as far as I can tell.
Unless I’m still missing something.



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Actually, I think Dave is saying he’s not using LGPO, but domain GPO.  As
far as I know, that’s how the domain GPO option works, it replaces what is
there.  LGPO should already have what is already there, so wouldn’t
remove/change that part if you just add something.



-Bonnie



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I’m not on a domain member machine right now, but I open the setting, add
Groups to the object types that I need to choose from, add the local
Administrators group and it holds. (The only existing principal was NT
SERVICE\ALL SERVICES, but that remains along with Administrators.)



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Affirmative



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When you add the group to “Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\Log on as
a service” it removes all other entries?



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*Subject:* [NTSysADM] GPO Brain cramp - log on as a service, append perms



I swear I’ve done this before but seem to be remembering it wrong. I want
to give an Active Directory group permissions to log on as a service, but
the GPO I create to do this flattens the existing settings on the machine
itself (in my case it’s NT SERVICE\<windows internal databasename> and some
others depending on the machine).



What n0b step am I overlooking? Google-Fu also fails me…



Dave

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