Re: Workstation account issues in Active Directory

Hi,
Hokyfan wrote:

One thing that confuses me is that when a workstation doesn't allow
the login for the 'user' - I can immediately sign in as the domain
admin and there is no evidence of any problem.  And even this is
consistant - it may work on the workstation one day and not the next
- or work on one workstation and not the one next to it.

maybe for the domain admin are working cached credentials, and for the users not (depending from the configuration of your policies).
Best greetings from Germany
Olaf 

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