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nevermind, someone was screwing with the event logs<br />
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they weren't writing new events<br />
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i hate when that happens
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nevermind, someone was screwing with the event logs

they weren't writing new events

i hate when that happens

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hehe, i hate when that happens.
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well, i guess that'll do it since you cant delete questions<br />
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bah humbug
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well, i guess that'll do it since you cant delete questions

bah humbug

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I never got this before and it seemed kinda strange.<br />
Running active directory with all windows 2000 servers.<br />
All client machines are windows 2000 pro.<br />
<br />
Users logging on in the morning are being authenticated to the domain by the print server.<br />
<br />
The domain controllers are not logging on users at all.<br />
<br />
My information is coming from the security logs.<br />
<br />
Any ideas?
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I never got this before and it seemed kinda strange.
Running active directory with all windows 2000 servers.
All client machines are windows 2000 pro.

Users logging on in the morning are being authenticated to the domain by the print server.

The domain controllers are not logging on users at all.

My information is coming from the security logs.

Any ideas?

Print server logging on users instead of DC's

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