C
Clementius
Hi,
We were running one Windows 2003 server (PDC emulator) and two NT 4.0 domain
controllers on our network. One of the NT 4.0 domain controller died over
the week-end. All users run a script from netlogon share. Since the NT 4.0
domain controller died we have had some users getting "Unable to find domain
controller. User will be logged using local credentials". This happens on
Windows NT 4.0 workstation only. When they get the message, they do not run
the login script and do not get access to share drive. Any thoughts on why
this is happening? Is there a way to disable login using local credentials
on the NT workstations? Thank you for your input. C
We were running one Windows 2003 server (PDC emulator) and two NT 4.0 domain
controllers on our network. One of the NT 4.0 domain controller died over
the week-end. All users run a script from netlogon share. Since the NT 4.0
domain controller died we have had some users getting "Unable to find domain
controller. User will be logged using local credentials". This happens on
Windows NT 4.0 workstation only. When they get the message, they do not run
the login script and do not get access to share drive. Any thoughts on why
this is happening? Is there a way to disable login using local credentials
on the NT workstations? Thank you for your input. C