From: swhalen on 8 Sep 2006 14:02 I am running a single domain with two domain controllers, DC1 and DC2. The other day DC1 was brought down for memory upgrades which had it offline for a hour or so. When it came back up the users tried to start accessing their files on the server again, SOME but not all started getting "Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect." After playing around all the system that had this problem could ping the IP address and the Netbios name as well access their files by using \\<ip address>. So the only problem now is access the servers resources by using \\<server_name>. Upon furthur exploration I found that now DC2 cannot replicated to DC1 and is getting "Access is denied" when trying to force replication. I tried to access DC1 by using \\<server_name> and it gave me the error "Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect." So the same issue that the workstations are having my other DC is having. If anyone knows of what might because this problem I would greatly appracite your help. As you can see that I have a bit of an issue. Cheers! SW PS. All systems / server have hosts and lmhosts file on them with computer name to ip address.
From: Frank Röder [MVP] on 18 Sep 2006 05:26 swhalen(a)crms-software.com schrieb: > I am running a single domain with two domain controllers, DC1 and DC2. > The other day DC1 was brought down for memory upgrades which had it > offline for a hour or so. When it came back up the users tried to start > accessing their files on the server again, SOME but not all started > getting "Logon Failure: The target account name is incorrect." After > playing around all the system that had this problem could ping the IP > address and the Netbios name as well access their files by using \\<ip > address>. So the only problem now is access the servers resources by > using \\<server_name>. Upon furthur exploration I found that now DC2 > cannot replicated to DC1 and is getting "Access is denied" when trying > to force replication. I tried to access DC1 by using \\<server_name> > and it gave me the error "Logon Failure: The target account name is > incorrect." So the same issue that the workstations are having my > other DC is having. follow this article and your problem will be solved. > PS. All systems / server have hosts and lmhosts file on them with > computer name to ip address. remove this. When your WINS and DNS Server configured correctly you dont need these files. -- Viele Gr??e Frank R?der MVP Windows Server System - Directory Services "Ex oriente lux"
From: Yusuf Dikmenoglu on 18 Sep 2006 05:48 Hi Frank, > follow this article and your problem will be solved. i think, you mean this Article ;-) The OP must be reset the "secure channel" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/288167/en-us -- Regards from Mainz/Germany Yusuf Dikmenoglu http://blog.dikmenoglu.de http://www.faq-o-matic.net
From: Frank Röder [MVP] on 18 Sep 2006 08:21 Yusuf Dikmenoglu schrieb: > Hi Frank, > >> follow this article and your problem will be solved. > > i think, you mean this Article ;-) > The OP must be reset the "secure channel" > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/288167/en-us > uuuuppps i need holidays. thanks yusuf. -- Viele Gr??e Frank R?der MVP Windows Server System - Directory Services "Ex oriente lux"
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