Services loose memory of logon information
- From: "Kent" <no_spam_kgabrys@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 14:23:49 -0500
Due to security on our network, we have created some in house service
applications which perform remoting database tasks to maintain security. As
such, the service runs under a special "application service account" created
for the purpose of allowing specific applications that use the service, get
at our data via the remoting technology.
Since we have upgraded servers (to Win2K3 and active directory), we are
experiencing service application logon failures when servers reboot, or the
services are manually re-started. We get Error 1069 when the login
authentication fails, however, no one has changed passwords for these
special service accounts and this can occur immediately after starting a
service. (Same day, 5 minutes later when doing a service restart.) The issue
is not 100% repeatable, that is to say, it occurs randomly, but often enough
to be a horific nuisance. If it does not happen now, it will likely happen
next reboot cycle.
Has anyone else seen the OS loose the memory of service authentication and
know any remedy. It is definitely not remembering the logon values unless
the service is running under Local System User account, which we can not do
for security reasons. The other bad part about this, is that logon failures
DO NOT go to the event log, so no one knows about it until they try to use
the programs that access these services.
Any additional information about this bug would be appreciated.
Kent
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