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Bill Smith
I have noticed the following behavior:
I am the network admin for a medium sized organization.
During my day I am logged on constantly to my Win 2000 Pro
machine as a Network Administrator. Once or twice a day I
will either be unable to access my Outlook email (via
Exchange 2000) or surf the Internet. In both cases I will
appear to have stopped being "logged on" (even though I
haven't logged off myself off the machine). Then I will
access my domain controller and find my username is locked
out. I uncheck the box and then I'm fine again.
I realize this could be a joke someone is playing on me,
but I've audited logins on both servers and clients to see
if this is what is happening and I see nothing of the
such. We have a logout group policy and my account is
grouped so that I am excluded from this policy. Any
ideas?
I am the network admin for a medium sized organization.
During my day I am logged on constantly to my Win 2000 Pro
machine as a Network Administrator. Once or twice a day I
will either be unable to access my Outlook email (via
Exchange 2000) or surf the Internet. In both cases I will
appear to have stopped being "logged on" (even though I
haven't logged off myself off the machine). Then I will
access my domain controller and find my username is locked
out. I uncheck the box and then I'm fine again.
I realize this could be a joke someone is playing on me,
but I've audited logins on both servers and clients to see
if this is what is happening and I see nothing of the
such. We have a logout group policy and my account is
grouped so that I am excluded from this policy. Any
ideas?