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On an sbs 2011 domain, a laptop that is joined to the domain and been out in the field for months (and had Hamachi installed to get back to the office via VPN),<br />
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brought it into the office and connected wirelessly. &nbsp;logs in with the user that'sbeen using it when out of the office (cached credentials) with no problem.<br />
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try to log in with another user and it sits at welcome for a while and then gets the message 'there are no login servers available'.<br />
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we uninstalled himachi so it's just the wireless adapter working.<br />
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it gets the dhcp from the sbs server, dns is the sbs server. &nbsp;any thoughts on why this is happening? &nbsp;Also something else unusual - when connected via log me in as the cached credentials user, when we log off to get to the new user, logmein gets disconnected and you can't log in / it shows as offline until the new user login fails and you log in as the cached user gets back on.<br />
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usually logmein stays connected when switching users.
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On an sbs 2011 domain, a laptop that is joined to the domain and been out in the field for months (and had Hamachi installed to get back to the office via VPN),

brought it into the office and connected wirelessly.  logs in with the user that'sbeen using it when out of the office (cached credentials) with no problem.

try to log in with another user and it sits at welcome for a while and then gets the message 'there are no login servers available'.

we uninstalled himachi so it's just the wireless adapter working.

it gets the dhcp from the sbs server, dns is the sbs server.  any thoughts on why this is happening?  Also something else unusual - when connected via log me in as the cached credentials user, when we log off to get to the new user, logmein gets disconnected and you can't log in / it shows as offline until the new user login fails and you log in as the cached user gets back on.

usually logmein stays connected when switching users.

sbs 2011 there i s no login servers available when using a laptop

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