Getting Sids instead of Usernames
Hi,
I am getting sid's instead of user names in the security permissions.
Some folders I can see the user names in the security permissions.
Some folders I just see the SIDS in the security permissions.
In Share permissions I can see the user names all the time.
The problem is in a Windows 2008 R2 as a file share.
I have an identical file server (same shares) in Windows 2000 and it is perfect
Dns is ok
Security channel is Ok
Firewall is turned off
UAC is disabled
Disabled IPv6 on the 2008 terminal servers: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929852
Disabled TCP offloading, RSS and NetDMA on both 2008 R2 and 2003 servers : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/951037
Thank you
Racy
I am getting sid's instead of user names in the security permissions.
Some folders I can see the user names in the security permissions.
Some folders I just see the SIDS in the security permissions.
In Share permissions I can see the user names all the time.
The problem is in a Windows 2008 R2 as a file share.
I have an identical file server (same shares) in Windows 2000 and it is perfect
Dns is ok
Security channel is Ok
Firewall is turned off
UAC is disabled
Disabled IPv6 on the 2008 terminal servers: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929852
Disabled TCP offloading, RSS and NetDMA on both 2008 R2 and 2003 servers : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/951037
Thank you
Racy
Mike Thomas
If you just see this SID it means you cannot resolve the name to it, possibly because the account no longer exists.
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I'd tend to agree with MojoTech - if this is just a few usernames effected, have they been removed from the directory ?
if this isnt the case, have you changed anything re. global catalogues or FSMO roles recently, specifically the placement of these ?
if this isnt the case, have you changed anything re. global catalogues or FSMO roles recently, specifically the placement of these ?
ASKER
Hi,
Thank all of you .... The accounts exist ... because the other server (windows 2000) has the same directories and I can see the names in security permission....
I must agree that there is an issue between windows 2008 file server and the domain controller .... I will run netdiag .,.... I didn't change anything (GC, FSMO)
Thank all of you .... The accounts exist ... because the other server (windows 2000) has the same directories and I can see the names in security permission....
I must agree that there is an issue between windows 2008 file server and the domain controller .... I will run netdiag .,.... I didn't change anything (GC, FSMO)
ASKER
HI,
Netdiag.exe tool has been deprecated in Vista and Windows Server 2008. It's not supported.
I could copy it from a windows 2003 support tools .... but I could not trust in the results .....
Does someone have any other idea to use another tools for a diagnose ?
Thank you
Netdiag.exe tool has been deprecated in Vista and Windows Server 2008. It's not supported.
I could copy it from a windows 2003 support tools .... but I could not trust in the results .....
Does someone have any other idea to use another tools for a diagnose ?
Thank you
ASKER
Hi,
I removed the server from the domain and joined again ... now it is working....
I removed the server from the domain and joined again ... now it is working....
ASKER
Netdiag is not supported in Windows Server 2008.