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Resync procedure (detailed instructions) 7/14/94
PROCEDURE FOR SYNCHRONIZING AN ADDITIONAL SERVER PASSWORD
WITH THE DOMAIN CONTROLLER
DESCRIPTION OF SYMPTOMS:
The following message displays on the additional server:
The server service could not be started.
NET3062: The sub-service NETLOGON failed to start.
One or more of the following errors are listed in the error
log with a time stamp corresponding to the time of the
failure:
NET3056: A system error has occurred. 05 00
SYS0005 Access Denied.
NET3113: An initialization failed because the requested
NETLOGON service could not be started.
NET3210: This server failed to authenticate with XXX,
the domain controller for domain XX.
SUMMARY OF RESOLUTION:
Synchronize the internal password between the additional server
and the domain controller.
DETAILS OF RESOLUTION:
1. At the domain controller ensure that the additional server
is listed in the Machine Parameters section of the LAN
Requester Full Screen Interface:
a. Do the following:
1) Select the LAN Services icon.
2) Select the LAN Requester icon (displays the LAN
Requester Full Screen Interface Main Panel).
3) Select Definitions.
4) Select Machine Parameters.
The additional server's name should be listed under
Machine ID. (Machine ID in the LAN Requester Full
Screen Interface is the same as the Computername in the
IBMLAN.INI file.)
b. If the additional server is not listed, do the
following steps:
1) Select New.
2) Select Actions.
3) Select Create.
4) Select Server.
5) Type in the Machine ID and description.
6) Press Enter.
This creates a user ID for the additional server
and adds the ID to the Group called Servers.
2. At the domain controller, ensure that the NETLOGON service
is running by typing the following at the OS/2 command line:
NET START NETLOGON
3. At the additional server, type the following at the OS/2
command line:
NET START SERVER
If the server fails to start, continue to the next step.
4. Synchronize the additional server's internal password with
the domain controller:
a. On the additional server, issue the following
commands at an OS/2 command line (where
<ASComputername> is the name of the failing
additional server):
LOGON USERID /P:PASSWORD
(logs the user on the domain)
NET STOP SERVER
(stops any server services)
NET USER <ASComputername> <newpassword>
(sets the password on the DC)
NET ACCOUNTS /ROLE:STANDALONE
(sets AS role to Standalone)
NET USER <ASComputername> <newpassword>
(sets password locally)
NET ACCOUNTS /ROLE:MEMBER or BACKUP (as appropriate)
(resets role)
NET START SERVER
b. If the default USERID/PASSWORD does not exist or
an "Access Denied" message displays when issuing any
of the above commands, do the following:
1) Logon to the Domain with a known good Administrator
ID.
LOGON userid /P:password
where userid and password is a valid one on the
Domain Controller
2) Add another Administrator ID on the Domain Controller
and the Server that is experiencing the problem/
NOTE: The following command should be typed as
one line.
NET USER userid password /ACTIVE:YES /ADD
/PRIVILEGE:ADMIN
where userid and password is a new pair of
choice.
(adds an ADMIN ID to the Domain)
LOGOFF
NET ACCOUNTS /ROLE:STANDALONE
LOGON userid /P:password /L
where userid and password is a valid one on the
Server experiencing the problem
NOTE: The following command should be typed as
one line.
NET USER userid password /ACTIVE:YES /ADD
/PRIVILEGE:ADMIN
where userid and password is the same as
the one created above with the same command
to the Domain Controller
(adds an ADMIN ID with to the local server)
NET ACCOUNTS /ROLE:MEMBER (or BACKUP)
(as appropriate).
3) Retry the synchronization step (Step 4a) using the new
ADMIN userid and password created in these steps.
c. If the NETLOGON service still fails to start, remove the
additional server from the Group Servers, delete the
user ID, and recreate it.
Type the following at the OS/2 command line:
NET STOP REQ
(stops any services running)
NET START REQ
(starts the requester service only)
LOGON USERID /P:PASSWORD
(logs user onto the domain)
NET GROUP SERVERS <ASComputername> /D
(removes the server from the group)
NET USER <ASComputername> /D
(deletes the machine ID)
NET USER <ASComputername> <password> /ADD
(redefines the server)
NET GROUP SERVERS <ASComputername> /ADD
(adds the server to the group)
NET START SERVER
If the NETLOGON service still fails to start,
repeat Step 4a.
POSSIBLE CAUSES
1. The domain controller was stopped without stopping the
additional server.
2. A backup copy of the file NET.ACC was installed on the
domain controller or the additional server.
3. The internal password between an additional server and
the domain controller is out of sync.
4. The additional server was down for an extended period
of time.
REFERENCES
1. For OS/2 LAN Server Version 1.3:
a. "IBM OS/2 LAN Server Network Administrator's Guide
Version 1.3".
b. READ.ME file on IBM OS/2 Extended Edition 1.30 Disk 7.
c. README.DOC file on IBM OS/2 Extended Edition 1.30.1
LAN Server Disk 1.
2. For OS/2 LAN Server Version 2.0 or 3.0:
a. "IBM OS/2 LAN Server Network Administrator Reference
Volume 2: Performance Tuning Version 2.0" page 3-48
or Version 3.0, page 3-46.
b. READ.ME file on IBM OS/2 LAN Requester Disk 1.
Date last updated: 06/27/94
12/31/99