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If you use Sharepoint Team Services or Project Server and publish a new project or site, it creates a local group and add your user to the new group, the problem arises when you are member of more than 1024 groups.
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B838677&x=12&y=15" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B838677&x=12&y=15</a><br />

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During a logon attempt the users security context accumulated to many security ID's<br />
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Client OS : Windows xp pro sp2<br />
server infrastructure : AD 2003
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During a logon attempt the users security context accumulated to many security ID's

Client OS : Windows xp pro sp2
server infrastructure : AD 2003

If you use Sharepoint Team Services or Project Server and publish a new project or site, it creates a local group and add your user to the new group, the problem arises when you are member of more than 1024 groups.

Try this solution:

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B838677&amp;amp;x=12&amp;amp;y=15


When I try to logon with an account on an xp machine ,  I get the following error message (see below)

During a logon attempt the users security context accumulated to many security ID&amp;#39;s

Client OS : Windows xp pro sp2
server infrastructure : AD 2003

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