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Configure TS Automatically for Logged On User
However, when trying this on a Windows XP workstation, I am able to remove the workstation with a specific account that is a member of the group, but I cannot add the computer back to the domain after its been restarted. I receive an error message that states that 'Access was denied". I set up Delegate Control at

Secure an Administative Group
Add that computer back to the domain then change the domain on the PC. Alan P. Kennedy, Sr <nos...@nospam.net> wrote in article Well now when we try to switch the workgroup back to the domain, there is an error message that says something like cannot find domain please call administrator.

cannot add a Windows XP Pro computer to a Windows 2000 domain
My workstation account looks like the following after my failure to join the domain. dn: uid=testing$,ou=Computers,dc=iwu,dc=edu objectClass: top objectClass: account I figured using the graphical tool for setting up pam_ldap would eliminate whatever mistake I have made that I just cannot seem to find.

Cannot add computer to domain
I can't use my domain admin account, because, again, the system is not on the domain. I am however logging into the page using basic authentication and that is FullName = "Test Account" User.setinfo Set Group = Computer.GetObject("Group","Administrators") call Group.Add(User.ADsPath) Set User = Nothing Set

Cannot add computer in SBS
The key to filling cabinet is useless if you can't get into the room. The computer uses the Share permissions to decide whether the user can access the Share from A general rule in a domain, to simplify administration, is to NOT add user accounts to NTFS (or Share) permissions and not create local groups,

Cannot add server back to domain. Extremely Urgent!!!!
"John Oliver, Jr. [MVP]" wrote: So you did the domain rename with current exchange server in place? If so, why not just join the new Exchange Server to the Can anyone confirm this? Can'tI essentially move the same permissions from the old domain to the new using ADMT? I can't move computer names including our

Windows 2000 Active Directory (long)
I am making a connection to the network, w/ a domain. but I can not "see" any other printers or computers on our network. Windows log in is not asking me for a domain when I log onto my system. I have our domain name in the workgroup area under system - my computer. all other computers alwasys ask for user,

Rename and join a computer to the domain at the same time???
I added an entry to the LMHosts file for the BDC on the domain and when I rebooted I got "The system cannot log you on to this domain because the systems computer account in it's primary domain is missing or the password on that account is incorrect" So I removed the line in the LMHosts file and rebooted and I am

SMB 3.0.1/LDAP Cannot add computer to domain
In a similar manner, if I add a user in AD I get the warning: Windows can not validate the uniqueness of this proposed user name with a global catalog server because: The Following Microsoft's suggestions, when setup reached the point where it asks "Workgroups or Computer Domain" I took the default of "No.

Cannot add domain to network places
赵永明 zhaoyongm...@3721.com linux samba Hi: You must add machine account into ldap first, run pdbedit -L -d 0 find out if there exist you computer name with a $ suffix. here is my working example ldif use device and ipHost Class, you may use others as well. it just work for me. dn: cn=statation.aaa.com,ou=Hosts

I cannot connect to internet something to do with domain
MORE INFORMATION There are two types of configurations that can be set for printers within a policy: Computer Configuration and User Configuration. .... This policy removes the Add Printer wizard from the Start menu and from the Printers folder in Control Panel. Also, users cannot add printers by dragging a printer

Cannot add computer in SBS
I can logon by rdp to the client machine (not domain) as "psg". When I logon at the client (physically), I can logon to the domain OK.... but I cannot access data as domain/psg that was acquired as computer/psg. That sentence doesn't make any sense to me. I don't know what you mean by "acquired" .

CANNOT ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
When I attempt to add it to the domain, according to Active Directory Users and Computers on the DC it has been added. However on the 2nd server (the one attempting to join the domain) it sits at the Computer Name/Domain Changes screen indefinitely. I have let it sit for as long as 12 hours.

Could not log in using domain account
Right now I can login to samba and browse my shares with user "Administrator", but when I'm trying to add computer to domain I get "unknown user name or bad password" error. I have administrator, root and nobody accounts in ldap. And I have manualy added following groupmappings to ldap-groups: Domain Users

Enterprise Admins cannot manage XP Pro in Child domain
With the WINS server you can browse by computer name, or you can always use the IP of the remote system. "Liam" wrote: eek! Problem: VPN connection from a client PC of a different domain. The client connect and receives traffic but cannot "see" the resources of the second domain. The user has credentials but

Cannot Add XP PC to ME Network -Help!
I am trying to grant access to our help desk to have the ability to add computers to our domain. I have done the following: Delegated Authority at the domain level to the following: - Create Computer objects - Delete Computer objects They can add new computers to the domain, but can not remove and then re-add a

Share and NTSF permissions...
One of the biggest issues yet to be fixed is that some users cannot connect at initial login. They get Domain not found or not available. Once all users are in the original domain, add the new server to the domain as a member server (the same way you would add a client PC to the domain).

Install Agent on W2k3 DC
I copied from one working computer to 5 others, and now when I try to add theese computers to the domain, I get the following error (transalated): "cannot add computer to domain because the is not enough disk space on domain computer or controller" my account is the domain administrator, i have plenty of HD space

can not reconnect computer to server
Our solution removes the users name from the Remote Desktop Users Group at logoff, so users can not connect via remote desktop w/o connecting via our them into a domain group and then the login script, based on membership in that group, would check the box and add the user to the Remote Desktop Users group.

No Domain showing up under Location in Computer Management
ISA computer has been joined in the same domain as the IIS machine. and still returns me multiple credentials prompt challenge. delegation rule is this : "The Authentication Delegation property of the Web publishing rule displays the following messages: No delegation, and client cannot authenticate directly.