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pittspeed
Hello everyone,
If you could please shed some light on my issues it would make my week,
if not month!!!
The issue is that in the past 3 weeks we have had 5 new employees start.
My senior systems admin sets up the users and rights on the network... She
claims that nothing has changed in her procedure.
The new users will be logged on to setup, they will be logged on in
training and they are logged on at their desk... so everything is fine.
Then, randomly, a user will try to logon and get the error that their
account does not exist. The error is the basic error that you get if you
input an incorrect user name / password... the weird part is that my OWA
authenticates the Username no problem, even during the issue.
I orginally thought my DHCP server had some bad entries... not the
case... i statically mapped the users and net used their roaming profile...
still the issue.
If i disjoin and rejoin the domain it seems to work... it has for 70% of
the people with the problem... a simple reboot fixed the other 30%.
any ideas out there? this is killing me, i can't figure it out!!!
thanks.
If you could please shed some light on my issues it would make my week,
if not month!!!
The issue is that in the past 3 weeks we have had 5 new employees start.
My senior systems admin sets up the users and rights on the network... She
claims that nothing has changed in her procedure.
The new users will be logged on to setup, they will be logged on in
training and they are logged on at their desk... so everything is fine.
Then, randomly, a user will try to logon and get the error that their
account does not exist. The error is the basic error that you get if you
input an incorrect user name / password... the weird part is that my OWA
authenticates the Username no problem, even during the issue.
I orginally thought my DHCP server had some bad entries... not the
case... i statically mapped the users and net used their roaming profile...
still the issue.
If i disjoin and rejoin the domain it seems to work... it has for 70% of
the people with the problem... a simple reboot fixed the other 30%.
any ideas out there? this is killing me, i can't figure it out!!!
thanks.