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Bryan Hughes
Hello,
I have just upgrade my dc from Win2k to Win SBS 2003. Followed all
Migration guidelines and so forth. Have 25 XP Pro machines on the network
that migrated and two new XP Machines that were add after the migration.
The two new machines work fine AD is updating and everything is working as
it should. The old machines can log on to network and get to network
resources but the AD is not updating and I receive Event ID's 1058 "Access
Denied" and 1030.
I have followed all recommend steps with dfs, security and anything else
recommended involving this event code. I do not know what to try next.
One thing I did notice is on the XP machines logged on as an administrator,
I can not change local security policies. I can view them but the are
grayed out and the add and removed buttons are disabled. It also shows old
SAM accounts form old domain. Is there away to purge the old active
directory and sam accounts from the local machines?
TFTH
Bryan
I have just upgrade my dc from Win2k to Win SBS 2003. Followed all
Migration guidelines and so forth. Have 25 XP Pro machines on the network
that migrated and two new XP Machines that were add after the migration.
The two new machines work fine AD is updating and everything is working as
it should. The old machines can log on to network and get to network
resources but the AD is not updating and I receive Event ID's 1058 "Access
Denied" and 1030.
I have followed all recommend steps with dfs, security and anything else
recommended involving this event code. I do not know what to try next.
One thing I did notice is on the XP machines logged on as an administrator,
I can not change local security policies. I can view them but the are
grayed out and the add and removed buttons are disabled. It also shows old
SAM accounts form old domain. Is there away to purge the old active
directory and sam accounts from the local machines?
TFTH
Bryan