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| Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
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| Re: Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
Such problem may occur if any user from your Administrator group changes his password on any other system (users have mapped drives from one system to other), then next time when this system tries to attempt to stay mapped it tries the same earlier password and when it gets wrong, it gets locked automatically. In order to see if this is the case you can tryout eventcomboMT.exe or the built-in AccountLockouts search for those users. |
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| Re: Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
According to your last 2 lines of the errors, that is ‘Failure Code: 0x12” and “Client Address: 127.0.0.1”, means that the logon failed because of time-of-day or workstation restrictions. And I don’t think it is happening because of any other user because the IP 127.0.0.1 is the main system itself. |
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Hello, I know this is and (very) old thread, but I was wondering if someone ever found a solution to this problem? Thanks in advance. CZ |
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| Re: Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
You can try to check the status of LockoutStatus.exe. This service is a part of server which you can find in management tools. It can identify the controller because of which the admin account gets locked. Even if someone tries to login in admin account a number of time with wrong password the account get locks. Check that some is trying to access admin account or not. You can find that in the event log. |
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| Re: Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
Hello Aaryan2011, I've been trying to find out with LockoutStatus and EventComb what's causing the problem, but to no avail. There's a number of machines that are causing this, all Windows 7 SP1 x64. All have been created from the same image and reconfigured (renamed and re-imported into the domain) afterwards. The problem started after I changed my domain password. Thanks for any advice you can give me towards solving this problem. Brgds, CZ |
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I have also started having this issue 2 weeks ago and its driving me insane. It is worth mentioning mine usually starts to happen afternoon, and i have checked the servers that this is happening on. No scheduled tasks and no services run under my domain name. Logon attempt by: MICROSOFT_AUTHENTICATION_PACKAGE_V1_0 Logon account: user Source Workstation: server5 Error Code: 0xC0000234 Then immediately: Pre-authentication failed: User Name: user User ID: DOMAIN\user Service Name: krbtgt/domain Pre-Authentication Type: 0x2 Failure Code: 0x12 Client Address: 192.168.1.48 |
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| Re: Re-occuring Administrator User Account Lockout
Hazma, The only way I could stop this, was by checking 'this account does not require pre-authentication' in the account's properties in AD. Haven't had a lockout since. Hope this helps. Brgds, CZ |
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Thank you, I just made the change, and see how it goes through out the day. |
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