John Kandris
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second domain controller prompting for user credentials
Hey Everyone,
After installing and promoting our second Domain controller (Windows 2008 R2) I have a couple of users (windows 7) that are being prompted to authenticate to that server and even when they put their info in it still pops back up after about an hour or so.
Both DC's are win 2k8 r2 main DC has all FSMO roles and the secondary is also a GC.
Any thoughts.
After installing and promoting our second Domain controller (Windows 2008 R2) I have a couple of users (windows 7) that are being prompted to authenticate to that server and even when they put their info in it still pops back up after about an hour or so.
Both DC's are win 2k8 r2 main DC has all FSMO roles and the secondary is also a GC.
Any thoughts.
ASKER
The only error I see in Directory services log is 7 days old and is complaining about LDAP over SSL
Test results are in the attached file
TEST-Results.txt
Test results are in the attached file
TEST-Results.txt
Based on the logs everything looks good. What is DC2 authenticating to? Is this an application that the users are using?
Do this happen do all machines that are authenticating to DC2?
Will.
Do this happen do all machines that are authenticating to DC2?
Will.
ASKER
Truthfully. DC2 was just supposed to be a backup in case the other went down. I don't believe I have it set to authenticate anything..
I do believe I just figured it out. I am working on a sharepoint site and I didnt have any users setup except myself.
One of the users All I did was remove automatically detect settings on his browser and his problem went away and I have heard anything back from my other user that was having the same issue. I did add my users to the sharepoint site at least the ones that were having issues.
Ill keep ya posted.
Thanks
I do believe I just figured it out. I am working on a sharepoint site and I didnt have any users setup except myself.
One of the users All I did was remove automatically detect settings on his browser and his problem went away and I have heard anything back from my other user that was having the same issue. I did add my users to the sharepoint site at least the ones that were having issues.
Ill keep ya posted.
Thanks
ASKER
side note the one user that was corrected by the browser setting change is not a domain member he just uses our network for internet access. The other is one of my internal people
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Well the second user still have the same problem. Back to the drawing board..
Also what are they getting prompted for? A specific application, internal website?
Have you made sure that all of the replicaiton is working properly? Use the following commands below...
- repadmin /replsum
- repadmin /showrepl
- repadmin /bridgeheads
- DCDiag /v
Will.