Article ID: 105083
Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
This article was previously published under Q105083
SYMPTOMS
Windows NT Advanced Server may not be able to log in a user if the NetLogon service is not running on the system. Although the initial login screen is displayed, if you attempt to login, you may receive a message indicating that Windows NT Advanced Server was unable to validate the user because the NetLogon service is not running or started.
CAUSE
One of the reasons for the NetLogon service not starting could be due to the presence of a duplicate Windows NT Advanced Server computer name on the network.
Another cause could be incorrect settings for the Network Interface Card (NIC).
RESOLUTION
Disconnect the Windows NT Advanced Server computer from the network. It should now be possible to successfully log in to Windows NT Advanced Server. Change the computer name using the Network icon in the Control Panel.
Other causes may require reinstallation.
Additional query words: adapter prodnt Security
Keywords: kbsetup KB105083
