CAnnot login to a machine with domain login credentials
Hi,
On a perticular machine which is installed with windows 2003 i have a problem i am not able to login to that machine remotely or from console to the domain.I am able to login to the machine through local admin.
Could not logon to the machine
I have tried with different login id's
The system cannot log you on due to the error:
Access denied
Regards
Sharath
On a perticular machine which is installed with windows 2003 i have a problem i am not able to login to that machine remotely or from console to the domain.I am able to login to the machine through local admin.
Could not logon to the machine
I have tried with different login id's
The system cannot log you on due to the error:
Access denied
Regards
Sharath
ASKER
There are no errors related to access point on the laptop
Yes this is a old client.The client is running windows xp
Yes this is a old client.The client is running windows xp
ASKER
Sorry about the previous answer
There are no errors related
There are no errors related
Is the server a member of the domain? Are the credentials you tried to use able to remotely access other systems in the domain?
Sharath, try disjoining client from domain in local account. Then restart the computer and rejoin the client to domain. Join the client to domain with domain admin account/pass.
Make sure it's network connectivity is ok and it has SP2.
Can you write the message you encounter in details please?
Make sure it's network connectivity is ok and it has SP2.
Can you write the message you encounter in details please?
ASKER
I get this error.
Logon rejected for DEVELOPMENT\administrator.
Event log
Logon rejected for DEVELOPMENT\administrator.
Event log
*Make sure "Client for Microsoft Networks" is installed and the box next to it is ticked.
*Are you able to log on to domain in this computer sharath?
*Did you try dis-joining and re-joining the client to domain?
*Are there similar issues in other clients in domain?
*Are you able to log on to domain in this computer sharath?
*Did you try dis-joining and re-joining the client to domain?
*Are there similar issues in other clients in domain?
ASKER
This machine has 2 network adapters and it is configured for load balancing.
No i am not able to login to this machine with any domain credentials
Yes i disjoined the comp from domain and added it back with domain admin credentials
No all other clients are working fine
No i am not able to login to this machine with any domain credentials
Yes i disjoined the comp from domain and added it back with domain admin credentials
No all other clients are working fine
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If the Machine has 2 network adaptors, of the same speed both with gateways I bet that is your problem.
Set an interface metric, and a gateway metric so that NIC A is metric 1 for both, and nic B is metric 2 for both. This will give you fall over protection and still work.
If you want real load balancing between interfaces in windows, I would use something besides the windows default tcpip options.
Set an interface metric, and a gateway metric so that NIC A is metric 1 for both, and nic B is metric 2 for both. This will give you fall over protection and still work.
If you want real load balancing between interfaces in windows, I would use something besides the windows default tcpip options.
Is this a new client on the network? What OS is the client machine running? When you receive the error, do you receive a particular error ID. In order to see that error ID, you will need to view the event logs for the server. Please post us the resuts.
Thanks