Hello Ace,
Thank you for your post.
I recommend to upgrade your Windows 2000 install and domain
controllers to Service Pack 4. Majority of Windows SPN issues dealing
with registration are corrected and prevented in Service Pack 4.
More Information:
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The most common problem with SPNs occur with replication. During the
Dcpromo process the machine will do a initial AD replication with a
partner DC. Each Domain Controller within Windows 2000 as a NTDS
CNAME Record with in DNS (example
3cb25b0f-3809-48fb-8571-59f4a2253846._msdcs.mydomain.com) When a
domain controller is promoted it will query DNS for this record to
locate a replication partner. Once the partner is found the machine
will use Kerberos authentication to connect to the service by
locating a service principal name (SPN) on the partner domain
controller machine account. (In this case the service is AD
Replication so the SPN will look like
E3514235-4B06-11D1-AB04-00C04FC2DCD2/3cb25b0f-3809-48fb-8571-59f4a2253846/my
(e-mail address removed))
308111 A Missing Service Principal Name May Prevent Domain
Controllers from
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=308111
296993 "Logon Failure: The Target Account Name Is Incorrect" Error
When
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=296993
Best Regards,
Ben Ybarra, Microsoft
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