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Hi Everyone,
I am trying to readd a Windows XP client to it’s old domain. It was removed for a brief period to do some testing. The client has not been re-installed.
I have removed the old computer name from OD, but when trying to add it, I get the following error: “The following error has occurred attempting to join the domain
. Access is denied” Well I know it’s not the username/password problem since I have used that account several times to add machines.
Has anyone else seen this error.. Any thought on how to fix it.
Thanks.
Did you find an answer to your problem? I am having the same trouble. I have two XP SP2 workstations that were bound to our old OS X 10.3 server. We setup a new Xserve with 10.4.6 after taking down the old server. We are using the same domain.
I can’t seem to get the Windows clients to rebind to the new server. I have removed them from the domain, and made them part of a workgroup. Changed the workgroup to something other than the given domain/workgroup. Shut down the computers. Restarted without ethernet connection. Rebound them, with apparent success, but every time I try to log in, I get an error the that domain “is not available.”
Make sure the clock on the client is within a few minutes (3 mins I think) of the server, because Kerberos authentication depends on it.
Also, you can try removing the machine records. Take the clients machines out of the domain (set the to a some bogus etmp workgroup) then open Workgroup Manager and go to Accounts / Machines / Windows clients and delete the clients from the list (and click Save). Then go back to the clients and try to join the domain.
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