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Domain login error - password incorrect or access denied
We have a TCP/IP network with various subnets, various NT4 servers on the main network and W95 workstations on the main network and subnets. The problem I am getting is this:-
When logging in the message "The domain password you supplied is not correct, or access to your logon server has been denied." appears periodically.
On the local network the problem is "solved" by added the NetBeui protocol but the subnets are separated by TCP/IP routers so obviously this doesn't help.
If you try re-entering the password then it may or may not connect you next time round. If the network password is simply cancelled the PC is not logged onto the domain but it's shared drives can still be accessed.
Any further info required?
Any ideas??
Thanks for you time
When logging in the message "The domain password you supplied is not correct, or access to your logon server has been denied." appears periodically.
On the local network the problem is "solved" by added the NetBeui protocol but the subnets are separated by TCP/IP routers so obviously this doesn't help.
If you try re-entering the password then it may or may not connect you next time round. If the network password is simply cancelled the PC is not logged onto the domain but it's shared drives can still be accessed.
Any further info required?
Any ideas??
Thanks for you time
DO you have Wins Server on your network. If not I will suggest you install one for starters and put the IP address in TCPIP configuration properties on your workstations that should solve the cross subnet problems
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Yes, we do have a WINS server. Sorry, I should have put that in the question!
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Did you move any of the WINS server across subnets? If yes you need to remove references to its former IP address in the WINS database you can do that from the WINS Server manager.