Re: domain not available
- From: Jonyskids <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2006 21:43:02 -0700
Here is what I do not understand. Previous to me loging in as administrator
on the local machine we could log into the computer as user name, password,
domain. Why would this change?
"jesmin ningthoujam" wrote:
:) Thanks for the prompt update..
- Well, if you are offsite, you will not be able to log into the domain (on a Laptop), unless you have a logon server with a GC of the same AD/ Domain.
- Try this, log into the local computer.
- Establish a VPN connection to the SBS Server (you are then virtually a part of the SBS Network, remotely).
- You should be able to access the shares on the Network, SBS Server / Share Folder and even Microsoft Outlook (Exchange Server on the SBS) for your emails.)
- And then try Synchronising your Mobile Device.
Should work fine . :) Please let us know the outcome !!
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jesmin ningthoujam
"Jonyskids" <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:B7CB27A1-07FE-4E2C-9262-42E4E09E3645@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am off site. I get the error when loging in with the user name, password,
and domain. I have tried loging into the vpn first then onto the machine
with no luck.
Does this answer your questions?
"jesmin ningthoujam" wrote:
> - Are you at a remote location ?
> - How are you trying to connect / loggin to the domain ?
> - Are you VPN to the SBS Domain ??
>
>
> --
> jesmin ningthoujam
>
> "Jonyskids" <Jonyskids@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:524109EA-9081-4146-8719-484ED08BE1F7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> To all that can help:
>
> I am with a group of users at a confrence away from our SBS2003 Server. We
> all use that same make model laptop that are members of the same domain. One
> of the users is haveing problems with a hand held device and active sync.
> Active Sync sees the device but the program does not open up to adjust
> settings. I thought that maybe some other application was conflicting. I
> decide to boot the the laptop into safe mode w/ out networking, login in as
> administrator of the local machine and uninstall and reinstall Active Sync.
> Which I did with no positive results. We then proceeded to try and re-login
> as the user on our domain and got, "The system can not log you on now because
> the domain (our domain name) is not avaialble."
>
> I re-logged in as the the administrator on the local machine and found event
> id 1053. In an effort to get up and going again. I tried loging in with
> first connecting to the domain through the VPN. The computer dialed and
> connected to the VPN fine but then stated it could not find the user account
> on the domain.
>
> I have a hope that if the computer was directly login into the domain we
> would be able to get on.....maybe not. Unfortunatly we are off site and will
> be, for sometime.
>
> Any help would be great!
>
> Jonyskids
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