Re: what is the correct procedure to join a worsktation to a domain?
- From: "AllenM" <ghost@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 14:49:23 -0700
Seems like you did a lot of work just to remove a computer from the SBS
Domain. Pretty much just join a WORKGROUP and remove the computer account
from AD. The user roaming profile has nothing to do with the computer
account. Nor does the login script. Checkout the properties for the user
account in AD and make sure he does have a romaing profile and that the SBS
Login script is part of his profile.
"Martin_C" <MartinC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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What I did:
1. replace old workstation ws21 HD to bigger one.
2. install fresh OS.
3. did not unplug the network connection.
4. rename user21 romaing profile on the sbserver to tempuser21
5. join to the domain. Prior joining the domain, i erased the
workstation
ws21
from the sbserver and from the active directory. Change workstation
computer
name to ws21 and reboot. Join workstation ws21 to domain.
6. Change user21 password on sbs server
7. logon to ws21 with domain administrator account and copy user21
profile from
old HD to C:\Documents and Settings
8. reboot and logon to ws21 with user21 account
Symptons:
- logon script does not run on user account (administrator account
works)
- user roaming profile can not be updated in the server.
- On Event Viewer on client workstation:
usernev Event ID: 1030, 1006
LSASRV Event ID 40961
I did some research on these event ids and it seems my workstation with
windows sp2 is not communicating correctly with the server.
Is there anyway to avoid this roaming profile problem or I did something
wrong?
.
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