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andrewt2m
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5 months ago

the sign-in method you're trying to use isn't allowed. for more information contact your network administrator

Signing in to Windows 2012 R2 on a domain - is it using smart cards or something?

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sirclesadmin
Administration

5 months ago

This is a misnomer - the user is not allowed by local security policy.

Get the admin to allow your user to login under local security policy settings under local poicies and user rights assignment

Edited by user 5 months ago | Reason: Not specified

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