| Walter,
Just for grins, try:
$ @sys$startup:pwrk$define_commands
$ lmuser -mp "" guest
$ net logon <server> <pswd>
I duplicated the error 86 like you did (net logon <server>),
cleared the guest account password, and tried again - it worked.
Paul
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| Hallo Paul,
thanks for your reply. I set the guest account on
BDC and PDC with 'lmuser ...' , but the problem
was, that the file 'accounts.lmx' did not get
updated for nearly 2 minutes. As the revision date
changed, the standalone controller logged you on,
of course without validation.
Now the problem still exists, as the BDC cannot
start the Netlogon Service.
"NET3210 failed to authenticate with PDC"
I set up the Server accounts on BDC and PDC
with same passwords and in group servers.
Still the problem exists and the LM account
of the BDC gets login fails on the PDC.
Also on the PDC it takes nearly 2 minutes
till the accounts.lmx gets updated.
Can there be a timeout problem or any
other BDC trying to validate the BDC ?
There are 3 BDC in the net.
How can i troubleshoot this any further ?
(debug=yes) in lanman.ini ?
thanks for any advise
Walter
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|
Walter,
Check for NETLOGON/UAS errors reported by $ ADMIN/ANALYZE and $ NET
ERROR /REVERSE on both the PDC and BDC.
Is the PDC or the BDC in a cluster? There are known problems with
starting NETLOGON in a cluster and with account replication (but I'm
not sure if those apply only if the PDC is WinNT). These are fixed
in v5.0E.
I believe they also recently discovered a problem in this area if using
DECnet over FDDI...
Finally, the output from $ NET HELPMSG 3210:
NET3210: Failed to authenticate with ***, the domain controller for
domain ***.
EXPLANATION
This server was denied access to the user accounts database at the
primary domain controller. Until this problem is corrected, the server
can't synchronize user account information with the primary domain
controller.
ACTION
Stop and restart the Netlogon service at this server.
Paul
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