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Hi Experts,<br />
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We have a macbook pro. Joined it to the domain. We are able to log into the computer after joining it to the domain with a local admin and domain admin. But not able to log in with domain user, the screen just shakes when we try to log in and nothing else happens.<br />
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What is next step in troubleshooting? <br />
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Thank You,
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Hi Experts,

We have a macbook pro. Joined it to the domain. We are able to log into the computer after joining it to the domain with a local admin and domain admin. But not able to log in with domain user, the screen just shakes when we try to log in and nothing else happens.

What is next step in troubleshooting? 

Thank You,

Joined mac to the domain, can't log in with a user account. Can log in with Domain admin and local admin

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