try leaving the domain and then see if CF still reports wrong machine name,
will require a reboot.
If this fixes the issue, then you can just join the domain again and it
will be fine.
On Fri, Jul 5, 2013 at 10:38 PM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
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> Yes, all of our CF servers are located in domains.
Yes, all of our CF servers are located in domains.
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Even sysprepping after ioining a domain is problematic, best not to do it
at all, causes neteork issues at the very least I have noticed.
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On 4 Jul 2013 04:00, "Byron Mann" wrote:
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> Did you reboot after changing the computer name?
>
> If so, try changing the C
Did you reboot after changing the computer name?
If so, try changing the CF service to run under another account, create a
temp local user or something. Reboot, and change the service back to local
system, reboot and see what happens.
Assuming "cloned" means the original server was a VM that was
I have checked serveral servers that run under system SYSTEM account and
all of them say
USER: SYSTEM
in the cfadmin, not the computer name. so not sure how your getting that.
Is the server connected to a domain maybe ?
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 7:19 PM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
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> >did you chang
>did you change the computer name after cloning it ?
>
>
>On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
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Yes, I did, and the change clearly is reflected in Control Panel > System >
Computer name.
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did you change the computer name after cloning it ?
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Eugene Colucci wrote:
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> >That means you are running CF under the system account, you can create a
> >dedicated windows user account, and change the ColdFusion service logon
> >identity to be that new account.
>That means you are running CF under the system account, you can create a
>dedicated windows user account, and change the ColdFusion service logon
>identity to be that new account. You will also need to make sure this new
>user has the appropriate NTFS permissions, see the CF9 lockdown guide for
>
That means you are running CF under the system account, you can create a
dedicated windows user account, and change the ColdFusion service logon
identity to be that new account. You will also need to make sure this new
user has the appropriate NTFS permissions, see the CF9 lockdown guide for
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