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I was able to join Vista to domain (SBS2003) and I can log on as admin but
when I try to log on with my normal user account it says there is time difference... I made test user accoun to domain and I was able to logon so it seems that the time difference occurs only with one user account... can anybody help? //sepi |
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I am having a very similar problem. Did anyone reply to you? Have you found
a solution? Thanks! "sepi" wrote: > I was able to join Vista to domain (SBS2003) and I can log on as admin but > when I try to log on with my normal user account it says there is time > difference... I made test user accoun to domain and I was able to logon so it > seems that the time difference occurs only with one user account... can > anybody help? > > //sepi |
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I had this same issue.
Turns out it was Kerberos You might want to read this article. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...y/kerberos.mspx I forced Kerberos preauthentication (on the Account tab) and now I can login. "sepi" wrote: > I was able to join Vista to domain (SBS2003) and I can log on as admin but > when I try to log on with my normal user account it says there is time > difference... I made test user accoun to domain and I was able to logon so it > seems that the time difference occurs only with one user account... can > anybody help? > > //sepi |
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