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Use the netdom command to reset the computer's secure password. Or you can change the name of the server then re-add to the domain. <br />
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Use the netdom command to reset the computer's secure password. Or you can change the name of the server then re-add to the domain.

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What was the solution if you don't mind me asking? 
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What was the solution if you don't mind me asking?

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I am builing a new terminal server farm for testing prior to deployment of Server 2008. &nbsp;I have loaded 3 Enterprise 2008 servers, one is the session broker, the other 2 are members of the farm. &nbsp;I have a start up script that runs agains the machine to map the N: drive so all user will have this. &nbsp;It seems like a day after I get everything to work my published apps stop because the N: drive is no longer mapped. &nbsp;If I click on the drive in my computer it wont connect. &nbsp;If I browse to the location it asks for credentials. &nbsp;My question is why do these servers appear to be losing authentication with the 2003 domain. &nbsp;If I rejoin the servers to the domain,all is well for a day or so.
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I am builing a new terminal server farm for testing prior to deployment of Server 2008.  I have loaded 3 Enterprise 2008 servers, one is the session broker, the other 2 are members of the farm.  I have a start up script that runs agains the machine to map the N: drive so all user will have this.  It seems like a day after I get everything to work my published apps stop because the N: drive is no longer mapped.  If I click on the drive in my computer it wont connect.  If I browse to the location it asks for credentials.  My question is why do these servers appear to be losing authentication with the 2003 domain.  If I rejoin the servers to the domain,all is well for a day or so.

2008 Enterprise Server wont stay authenticated in my 2003 domain

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.