Re: Server not accepting changed passwords

Hi Jon,

It appears that the user account could be corrupt or something. Would you
please create a new user account and move profile and settings to the new
user account to get pass it?

Thanks.


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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Hi,

1. Yes it's a domain user, the server is a member server in the same
domain.

2. The server is only used for Printing and SharePoint, attempting to
print
with prompt for a username/password, going to Sharepoint similarly
prompts
for username/password supplying an alternative user/password works
correctly.

3. The username/password that got changed fails.

This doesn't effect every user, only occasionally does it happen.

Thanks
Chris

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Hi,

First, since this issue happens intermittently, the troubleshooting
steps
may be troublesome and time-consuming. I'll appreciate your
understanding.

Before we go any further, I'd like to know:

1. The user you mentioned is domain user , right?

2. When the system prompts to ask for the user name and password? I
mean,
which operation did you perform caused such behavior?

3. When the system prompts, you type the user name and password that
just
changed , what happend? Get passed or not?

If you mean when you use IE, it prompts to ask user name and password,
check the browser setting under internet options->security->custom level
for user authentication->logon. If "prompt for user name and
password"
is
set, that would explain the behavior. Next I'd check IIS security
settings
on the site, which is normally set to Integrated Windows Authentication.



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Morning,

I've got a Windows 2003 server that acts as our Sharepoint and Print
Server.
Occasionally when a user changes their password the server doesn't pick
up
on the change and prompts them for their username/password, this
doesn't
happen with all users only one or two and I can't see any errors in the
Event Logs, has anyone else experienced this issue?

When prompted I can use an alternative username/password without issue.

Thanks
Jon








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