AW: network logon problems [7:5271]

with the pre and dom switches. See if that helps. stuart -Urspr|ngliche Nachricht- Von: Robert Perez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet am: Monday, May 21, 2001 7:02 PM An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: network logon problems [7:5271] HELP!! I have an issue where it appears that multiple users cannot

RE: network logon problems [7:5271]

HI, Check the login policies. Somewhere in the policy remove the click to cache logins. Use poledit you will find your answer as one of my friend was also having a similar problem it got sorted out by disabling the cache feature in the system policy editor. I had a win2k server with the

network logon problems [7:5271]

HELP!! I have an issue where it appears that multiple users cannot login. I receive the error you will be logged on using a cached account and once logged on, all network devices are available. I have ensured that on the catalyst 3548XL, all ports have Port fast enabled and I have also enabled

Re: network logon problems [7:5271]

Has this ever worked? Did the problem just recently occur? If the user logs in with the cached credentials, verifies that he is able to access the correct network resources, logs off, logs back in, and still can't connect to the domain, then you can rule out spanning-tree calculations as the

Re: network logon problems [7:5271]

Can you ping domain controllers by name on said boxes? Richard Tufaro, CCNA, MCSE, GSEC Network Engineer Anda Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Robert Perez 05/21 1:01 PM HELP!! I have an issue where it appears that multiple users cannot login. I receive the error you will be logged on using a cached

Re: network logon problems [7:5271]

Set up a ping once you can authenticate and let it run for a few hours (ping the DC or another client resource). If you see that you have packet loss that occurs on all the machines at the same time, you may begin to suspect STP buggering up. Do you have any loops that could be causing STP to

RE: network logon problems [7:5271]

logon problems [7:5271] Has this ever worked? Did the problem just recently occur? If the user logs in with the cached credentials, verifies that he is able to access the correct network resources, logs off, logs back in, and still can't connect to the domain, then you can rule out spanning-tree

RE: network logon problems [7:5271]

Robert, Since you can see network devices then it's probably access to the domain controller SAMs database that is hosing your PCs. Especially if ipconfig/release renew found the DHCP server received new IP info then TCP/IP is working fine, so timing issues are a low probability. It's