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domain login issues
Anyone having login issues this morning, all of a sudden i cant login getting username /domain failure. weird I heard some workmen cut a cable in Taupo and most of the north island is affected. How can Telecom allow their network to be disrupted so easily? Have they heard of redundancy? Why don't they switch comms

Win2k Pro / Win2k server domain issues
How fast is your initial domain logon in the morning? -- Gary Chefetz [MVP] http://www.msprojectexperts.com We wrote the book on Project Server "AndyW" The first time I access PWA after a reboot, the Risks and Issues section on the PWA home page take about 60 seconds to come up. The second time it is instant.

Windows ME login issues on a domain
I am able to login to the domain as domain administrator from workstation2 bun not workstation. I get an error stating that my machine (workstation) has not been register even though active directory computers and users shows that the machine name is there. Can somebody tell me what is the issue? Thanks in advance,

Secure Remote and NT domain logon - frustrations v.4.1 rel4118
BUT, on a couple of computers the login never connects. So I'm doing some testing and I discover the default login is DOMAIN/USERNAME and then a blank for the password. If I simply change the login to USERNAME, dropping the DOMAIN/ from it - it logs in fine. Exchange 2003 SP 2, all clients are XPP SP 2.

Connecting to PDC via XP Pro Issues
Now, the other MAIN thing that is making me write this post is that we have had several instances were an XP laptop, that was just attached to the domain, once it was logged off/powered off/moved then brought back up without a network connection, the domain account login was not abale to sign on on the laptop and

Domain Logon issues
Current issue and the reason for the post: Now the old credentials message is gone and the computer is returning a message that says it can't find the domain controller. The Knowledgebase suggests a Safe mode login, but this also wants the domain controller. There is no option from the logon screen to set or change

Domain logon with a WLAN
Also, you can specify a default domain on the directory security tab so you don't have to enter domain\user or u...@domain.com for the username. Ray at home "tom mariani" Here's the problem: When we migrate user accounts from NT Domain to Win2k domain, then disable NT acct, user will not authenticate.

Networking problems w/ home office network config
Either the error "Cannot find Domain" is given or there profile can't be found. They try again on the same or different computer, then they can. I've just today installed the terminal services features and actived my 15 additional CALs (connections to server, and not device/user). That did not fix the issue.

Windows XP login issues
I am hoping that this will allow the client to have enought time to logon and get access to the internal WINS server where they can find the IP of the Domain Controller and logon. 2) Apparently SecuRemote v 4.1 release 4150 fixes the above issues. Has anyone seen heads or tails of this release, and does it REALLY

No domain server was available to validate your logon
If the system caches the user's private key data, then doesn't the domain logon script attack that you described still work? I was more concerned about the human interface issues of having to repeatedly swipe a card. Now, perhaps the card sits in a crade and can be repeatedly accessed...but then the logon

Error 691 on RAS dialup to corporate server
Autoconf issues including fixes for large file support for Solaris and SINIX, and stat64 tests on SVR4 systems. 3). Code dealing with dos pathnames and native Fix for NT username in Domain logon code. 14). Patch from Scott Moomaw <sc...@bridgewater.edu> to correctly return "Invalid Info level" to Win95 printer

Win98/Win2000 Domain login issues
Lance Ecklesdafer lance.ecklesda...@eds.com microsoft public windowsxp work_remotely If you are having issues with SecuRemote version 4.1 SP5 running on Windows XP SP1 logging into a Windows 2000 domain, here is a possible solution to your problem. We had a slow logon issue where the XP workstation was taking 3:30

XP/inter Domain logon issues
You say the server name is siptest-5, then say you have a domain called siptest-5.siptest.com. Do you have a child domain, or just the one (siptest.com)? The only domain in the forest (before I started reading these threads) was siptest-5.siptest.com. I added siptest.com but that didn't make the problem go away

Slow first access to PWA RISK/ISSUES
It would be nice if there was a check box (or an alternate button) in the logon dialog that could be used to specify at logon that there is no reachable domain controller for this logon (the default should always be to look for a DC). Another possibility is to configure a local account on the computer and go

repair process question
Marc Schumann d2...@nesa2.uni-siegen.de comp os ms-windows nt setup misc Hi there, your message sounds like you're using Win95, since you can bypass the login dialog at all. Is there a way to bypass the NT Domain login if a server is NOT present much like the way the Netware Login works ? Maybe there is potential

Remote Domain Login issues
Paul pmacn...@cprn.org cp products securemote cp products firewall-1 A few of my users are configured to access our domain via the cached creditials method (as per CP documentation) and on occassion receive the "No domain server was able to validate your password...etc..) at the NT domain logon.

WinXP client slow logins - DHCP/DNS problem?
John R Buchan see.my.signat...@nowhere.null microsoft public windowsnt domain Theoretically, using second hardware profile that specifies no network connectivity will speed this up. To be honest, I've never had much luck with it. It would be nice if there was a check box (or an alternate button) in the logon dialog

Odd Samba Issues
But you may want to consider changing the internal network name to one that cannot resolve outside the network - that would involve removing all PCs from the domain, destroying the domain, then re-creating it with a different name (domainname.LOCAL would be a good choice) that doesn't resolve in the real world.

Login Performance Issues
So, I choose to join my domain and not to my suprise it failed... (I thought there would be issues since the computer account already existed in active directory.. But to my suprise it booted ok.. and proceeded to the domain logon box.. hmm. Still a member of the domain? So I logon and get a blue screen dump.

Internet Explorer 7 Login issues
We have it setup now, but whenever you try to log-in, it give gives you an error saying "domain server not found" .. yet, when you click ok, it still logs you in and you can connect to the server just fine. Any ideas how to fix this or get the message to go away? thanks for your time.