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yes all okay here.<br />
i've had major issues with 10.2.*<br />
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giving up i think.
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yes all okay here.
i've had major issues with 10.2.*

giving up i think.

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worked if logged in as the service account
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worked if logged in as the service account

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upgrade to v10.2.2 from 10.2.0 and was unable to login using local or AD accounts.<br />
So, reverted back to v10.2.0 but still unable to login.<br />
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Services look fine.<br />
Its a VM on vmware. &nbsp;Same IP.<br />
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Ideas?
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upgrade to v10.2.2 from 10.2.0 and was unable to login using local or AD accounts.
So, reverted back to v10.2.0 but still unable to login.

Services look fine.
Its a VM on vmware.  Same IP.

Ideas?

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