The account is not authorized to log in from this station

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Hi, my name´s John Hdez, i have a question and I need your
support.
We have a server with MS-Windows 2000 installed, and I try
to join it in a Windows NT domain, but when we trying to
add to the domain, We receive the next message:
"The account is not authorized to log in from this station"

I take a look in Knowledge base, here comments that we
need to disable the secure sign channels (mixed
environments NT-W2K not functioning this policy, but in my
server it´s disable).

Thanks for the TIP,
 
This can be related to smb signing incompatibility. In the Local Security Policy of
the W2K Server go to security settings/local policies/security options and there are
four options for digitally sign communications, two that are for "always". Disable
the two always options and reboot the server. If that does not help I would try
resetting all security options to default defined levels. See the first KB bellow and
use it but append [ /areas securitypolicy ] to the end of the command. The last KB
may be helpful to review policy incompatibilities and the problems that can happen
and how to resolve. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;313222
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823659

Hi, my name´s John Hdez, i have a question and I need your
support.
We have a server with MS-Windows 2000 installed, and I try
to join it in a Windows NT domain, but when we trying to
add to the domain, We receive the next message:
"The account is not authorized to log in from this station"

I take a look in Knowledge base, here comments that we
need to disable the secure sign channels (mixed
environments NT-W2K not functioning this policy, but in my
server it´s disable).

Thanks for the TIP,
 
Thanks Steve for the TIP, I resolve the problem

Best Regards

John
-----Original Message-----
This can be related to smb signing incompatibility. In the Local Security Policy of
the W2K Server go to security settings/local
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policies/security options and there are
four options for digitally sign communications, two that are for "always". Disable
the two always options and reboot the server. If that does not help I would try
resetting all security options to default defined levels. See the first KB bellow and
use it but append [ /areas securitypolicy ] to the end of the command. The last KB
may be helpful to review policy incompatibilities and the problems that can happen
and how to resolve. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN- US;313222
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
Click to expand...
us;823659

Hi, my name´s John Hdez, i have a question and I need your
support.
We have a server with MS-Windows 2000 installed, and I try
to join it in a Windows NT domain, but when we trying to
add to the domain, We receive the next message:
"The account is not authorized to log in from this station"

I take a look in Knowledge base, here comments that we
need to disable the secure sign channels (mixed
environments NT-W2K not functioning this policy, but in my
server it´s disable).

Thanks for the TIP,


.
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Glad it worked and thanks for reporting back. --- Steve

Thanks Steve for the TIP, I resolve the problem

Best Regards

John
-----Original Message-----
This can be related to smb signing incompatibility. In the Local Security Policy of
the W2K Server go to security settings/local
Click to expand...
policies/security options and there are
four options for digitally sign communications, two that are for "always". Disable
the two always options and reboot the server. If that does not help I would try
resetting all security options to default defined levels. See the first KB bellow and
use it but append [ /areas securitypolicy ] to the end of the command. The last KB
may be helpful to review policy incompatibilities and the problems that can happen
and how to resolve. --- Steve

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN- US;313222
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
Click to expand...
us;823659

Hi, my name´s John Hdez, i have a question and I need your
support.
We have a server with MS-Windows 2000 installed, and I try
to join it in a Windows NT domain, but when we trying to
add to the domain, We receive the next message:
"The account is not authorized to log in from this station"

I take a look in Knowledge base, here comments that we
need to disable the secure sign channels (mixed
environments NT-W2K not functioning this policy, but in my
server it´s disable).

Thanks for the TIP,


.
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