RE: Password Changes not replicating?
- From: "gordonah" <gordonah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 03:08:02 -0700
Dave
it could be that the password change hasn't replicated?
This would only be relevant if the users PC and the Exchange servers are
using differrent DCs, AND one or other of the DCs is set to not use the PDCE
to check for changed passwords.
Although the default behaviour is for DCs to forward any password changes to
the PDCE, and to check the PDCE for changed passwords in the event of a logon
failure, both of these are over-ridden if the value
hklm\system\currentcontrolset\services\ntelogon\parameters\avoidpdconwan is
set to 1 (as per some templates).
Otherwise, if the password was reset after logon, then the OS may be trying
to pass the logon credentials (i.e. old password) to the Exchange server, but
I'm not entirely sure how the mechanism works.
Gordon
"Dave Harris" wrote:
> We have Windows 2000 SP4 server running Exchange 2000 SP3. When a user's
> password changes, it seems as though Outlook/Exchange doesn't seem to take
> the change as well. This manifests itself by the fact that when you launch
> Outlook, you sometimes get asked for credentials....BUT also I have a drive
> mapping to our Exchange Server and this never gets mapped through the login
> script (or very rarely).
>
> Does anybody know why this is happening? I am tempted to remove our
> Exchange Server from the Domain and re-add it. Is there ANYTHING WRONG with
> doing this?
>
> Dave
>
>
>
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