Trying to add a Local Account to a Windows Remote TargetApplication, verification of the password always fails, even if the user is able to log in locally and the group policies allow it to log in to the target Windows system
Windows, all supported versions
CA PAM all supported versions
Group Policies in Windows establish, among other things, who can log in locally and who cannot, via the policies in
Computer Configuration --> Windows Settings --> Security Settings --> Local Policies --> User Rights Assignment
There there are 3 sets of policies controlling logon
Allow log on locally
Access Computer from the Network
Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services
and the corresponding Deny counterparts
Deny log on locally
Deny access Computer from the Network
Deny log on through Remote Desktop Services
Now is a user or a group to which the user belongs is added to the Deny rules, for instance Deny log on locally, that will take precedence over the corresponding Allow rule. For instance, if user abc is added to the Allow logon locally setting, but- at the same- time group MyUsers to which user abc belongs, is added to the Deny log on locally setting, the result is that user abc will not be able to log on to this computer
For Windows Remote to work, it is necessary that the target account has the right to access server from the network and to log on locally. If any of these permissions is blocked or denied, password will not be verified and it will not be possible to add the target account to this target server using the Windows Remote Target Connector
Make sure the Target Account that one is trying to add is not added to the Deny policies for log on (at least log on locally and access computer from the network), and remove it from them if applicable.