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We have one Windows XP user an on a Windows 2000 AD
domain whose user account is locked out every morning. Prior to even attempting to log the user on, his account appears locked out in AD. Once unlocked by the administrator, he works fine all day. He logs out successfully every evening. We do have network logon time restrictions in place for all users that only allow network logons from 6am-9pm, M- Sat. No other users are experiencing the issue. Any advise is appreciated. |
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Hi,
Microsoft has a tool (Account Lockout and Management Tools) that you can download for free. With this tool you can pin-point which process or service or ... is causing the account lockout. Don't forget to read the documentation first... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...&displaylang=en Mike "Lynn" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1dc9c01c45477$48fc9250$a501280a@phx.gbl... > We have one Windows XP user an on a Windows 2000 AD > domain whose user account is locked out every morning. > Prior to even attempting to log the user on, his account > appears locked out in AD. Once unlocked by the > administrator, he works fine all day. He logs out > successfully every evening. > > We do have network logon time restrictions in place for > all users that only allow network logons from 6am-9pm, M- > Sat. No other users are experiencing the issue. > > Any advise is appreciated. |
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Thanks for the response...we'll give it a try. Event
logs on the workstation and domain controller weren't giving many clues. Actually the user had the issue no matter what workstation he tried to log into. Processes appear to be using system accounts, not domain user accounts...but we must be missing something. Hopefully this will shed some light. Thanks again for the assistance. Lynn >-----Original Message----- >Hi, > >Microsoft has a tool (Account Lockout and Management Tools) that you can >download for free. With this tool you can pin-point which process or service >or ... is causing the account lockout. Don't forget to read the >documentation first... > >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx? FamilyId=7AF2E69C-91F3-4E63-8629- B999ADDE0B9E&displaylang=en > >Mike > >"Lynn" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:1dc9c01c45477$48fc9250$a501280a@phx.gbl... >> We have one Windows XP user an on a Windows 2000 AD >> domain whose user account is locked out every morning. >> Prior to even attempting to log the user on, his account >> appears locked out in AD. Once unlocked by the >> administrator, he works fine all day. He logs out >> successfully every evening. >> >> We do have network logon time restrictions in place for >> all users that only allow network logons from 6am-9pm, M- >> Sat. No other users are experiencing the issue. >> >> Any advise is appreciated. > > >. > |
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