I just setup Windows Server 2008 x64 with SP1. I created 5 local users, logged out, then pressed Ctl+Alt+Del. The next screen showed 6 rectangles (each with a person icon) corresponding to the possible logons on the server. Well, yes, but when did this happen? A single button for "Administrator" would be sufficient. How can I control what shows up on this screen? (Could you imagine the visual confusion if we had 10 or more local users defined on that server?) TIA, Barkingdog P.S. I haven't tested it yet but wonder if the same issue happens when a domain user is added to a local group on the server

Has this server been joined to the domain?*a

Yes. Baekingdog.

Can you upload a screenshot? Never heard of this before.*a

Hello, if you have a domain why do you work with local users on a server? I triede to reproduce your view but i can't, i have created additional local users on a domain member server and after using Ctrl+Alt+Del i see the local accounts not on the screen. I have to choose the format machinename\localusername to logon.Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees , and confers no rights.

Actually, I have seen this before - when a server is licenses for more than jsut the admin rdp cals. Is this servers a full blown terminal server? Either that, or local accounts. Please advise.*a