I cannot open the directory of users because I get the error that says that the Taregt Principal Name is iscorrect. In conjunction with this I get errors in my event log.

event id 1000
event id 5504
event id 13562

I cant even connect to domain controller in active directory because the target principal name is incorrect.


Please Help!!!

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> I cannot open the directory of users because I get the error that
> says that the Taregt Principal Name is iscorrect. In conjunction with
> this I get errors in my event log.
>
> event id 1000
> event id 5504
> event id 13562
>
> I cant even connect to domain controller in active directory because
> the target principal name is incorrect.
>
>
> Please Help!!!

13562 - FRS problems:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=13562&source

5504 errors are more than likely an invalid character, such as an underscore
or a space in a name:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=5504
Look at the offending IP and take a close look at the name

1000 Userenv errors are mostly due to using your ISP's DNS server addresses
in your IP properties. In AD this is a no-no. Should only use the internal
DNS only. Set a forwarder for efficient Internet resolution.

Also, what can cause issues if your AD name is a single label name with SP4
installed.

If you need more info, suggest to post an ipconfig /all (undedited please)
of your DC and a client machine to help us diagnose this further.

Thanks







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Hello,
You may find the following link to be of help regarding this issue:
http://tinyurl.com/252md
It has some more possible solutions to this problem.
Thanks,

Isaac Koch
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> *I cannot open the directory of users because I get the error tha
> says that the Taregt Principal Name is iscorrect. In conjunction wit
> this I get errors in my event log.
>
> event id 1000
> event id 5504
> event id 13562
>
> I cant even connect to domain controller in active directory becaus
> the target principal name is incorrect.
>
>
> Please Help!!!

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> Hello,
> You may find the following link to be of help regarding this issue:
> http://tinyurl.com/252md
> It has some more possible solutions to this problem.
> Thanks,
>
> Isaac Koch
> (E-Mail Removed)
>
> =?Utf-8?B?VGVycnkgRHVyYW4=?= wrote:
>> *I cannot open the directory of users because I get the error that
>> says that the Taregt Principal Name is iscorrect. In conjunction with
>> this I get errors in my event log.
>>
>> event id 1000
>> event id 5504
>> event id 13562
>>
>> I cant even connect to domain controller in active directory because
>> the target principal name is incorrect.
>>
>>
>> Please Help!!! *
>
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Well, that link didn't pan out. It's nice to use Tinyurl, but when providing
a link that needs a session cookie, or any other variable, such as this
site, you'll get an error and it won't come up.

The error I got when I went to your link (which is actually):
http://www.netpro.com/forum/fterror.cfm?fterrorcode=100)

The page you were accessing requires variables to be passed to it.
Error Code: 100



I usually use TinyURL if the link will wrap multi lines. I'm assuming
the original link wrapped, since the error I got was probably from their
main page.






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