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ACL Diagnostics: determine whether a user has been granted or denied access to a directory object. ADSI Edit: MMC snap-in used to view all objects in the directory including schema and configuration information , modify objects and set access control lists on objects. Dependency Walker : a free Microsoft utility that scans any bit or bit Windows module exe, dll, ocx, sys, etc. AD Diagnostic Tool: Compare directory information on domain controllers and detect differences.
Dump Check : Analyzes dump files. File Version: Reports version info for a file or folder. Global Flags Editor: Editor for global registry settings and flags used in the kernel. Use Netdom. This step-by-step article describes how to use Netdom. Each Windows-based computer maintains a machine account password history that contains the current and previous passwords that are used for the account. When two computers try to authenticate with each other and a change to the current password is not yet received, Windows relies on the previous password.
If the sequence of password changes exceeds two changes, the computers involved may not be able to communicate, and you may receive error messages. For example, you may receive "Access Denied" error messages when Active Directory replication occurs. This behavior also applies to replication between domain controllers of the same domain. If the domain controllers that are not replicating reside in two different domains, look at the trust relationship more closely.
You cannot change the machine account password by using the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in, but you can reset the password by using the Netdom. The Netdom. Simultaneously writing the new password to both places ensures that at least the two computers involved in the operation are synchronized, and starts Active Directory replication so that other domain controllers receive the change. The following procedure describes how to use the netdom command to reset a machine account password.
This procedure is most frequently used on domain controllers, but also applies to any Windows machine account. You must run the tool locally, from the Windows-based computer whose password you want to change.
Additionally, you must have administrative permissions locally and on the computer account's object in Active Directory to run Netdom. Install the Windows Server Support Tools on the domain controller whose password you want to reset. To install these tools, right-click the Suptools. I have it shared to 'Everyone' with read-only permissions. I have a strange situation. From most client computers — Windows 98, , and XP Pro — I can see server1 on the network and map to it. However, on one Windows XP Pro computer I can see server1 on the network but when I click on it or try to map to it, I get the following: 'Logon error has occurred - Logon failure: Account currently disabled.
Everything appears fine there. Any help with this would be appreciated.
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