Re: more errors...

Oops, forgot to mentionned the policy with a red X found in step 2

Generate security audits

which has ;

Administrators
LOCAL SERVICE
Local System
NETWORK SERVICE



"Andre" <nomade1999@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Ok,
>
> I have my boss that tell me that at 10h35 he had his signature under
> Outlook and that at 11h00 it was gone.
>
> We looked at the outlook settings and in fact his signatures are all gone.
>
> Now, I have looked at the event log on the SBS server to see if anything
> would match that time period and found this error
>
> Event Type: Warning
> Event Source: SceCli
> Event Category: None
> Event ID: 1202
> Date: 7/12/2005
> Time: 10:36:51 AM
> User: N/A
> Computer: MRBH-SBS
> Description:
> Security policies were propagated with warning. 0x534 : No mapping between
> account names and security IDs was done.
> ====================
>
> Now based on the info from the errorlog I have proceeded with the FIND
> command as describe in the help and found this
> " Cannot find Local System."
>
> Ok, that did not help me much as his account is more on the lines of
> "DOMAIN\BigBoss"
>
> So I keep reading and went to the next step which is to run RSoP.MSC to
> find more about the account in question.
> I finally found the SID for this account; S-1-5-32-547
>
> This account does not seem to exist. To confirm I launched RegEdit.exe and
> looked at the HKEY_USERS and here is it NOT!
>
> So, my big questions are;
> 1- What is that account?
> 2-How to Fix it?
> 3- Could this has any effects on BigBoss problems with his signatures
> under Outlook?
>
>
> Ok, more on the background of our setup.
> He is using a laptop which has his account replicated under the server, as
> all other computers on the network.
> He is the only one loosing stuff like this, (at least that complains!)
> Even as the administrator logged into the server I cannot access his
> USERS\BigBoss replicated directories.
>
> Can I DELETE that directory and it will be SYNCHRONIZE again to the
> server? Without loosing anything?
>
> The main reason for doing it this way is in the event his laptop get
> damaged or lost or stolen, well we always have an almost-current backup of
> all his files, at least from his account and therefore allow him to
> logginto ANY other computer on the network and get his environment back
> within "seconds"
>
> Any help on solving this would be appreciated.
>
> Regards
> Andre
>


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