I've also temporarily disabled these and I'm still seeing the events being logged. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off? Submit ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. The authentication information fields provide detailed information about this specific logon request.
This will be 0 if no session key was requested. All of these machines attached to the domain, work perfectly. Rdp login works remotely, console, etc. Recently, built another server to add to the domain. The server is the same setup as the others, win2k8 R2 no software installed yet. However when trying to remotely login to this server, it give me this "" error.
These are fresh servers, fresh AD. Users can log onto domain normally, RDP not working for admin accounts, generating same errors as posted above. The bigger issue, is that we have a cisco messaging service account that is generating this error on the DC's and the Exchange server as well. The service basically emails users voicemails to their inbox. The user we've created for the cisco service is unable to authenticate to the exchange server, in turn generating the same errors posted above as well.
We can log on to the domain with this account just fine. Account Name: -. Account Domain: -. Logon ID: 0x0. Logon Type: 3. Account Name: xxxx. Account Domain: xxxx. Failure Reason: Domain sid inconsistent. Status: 0xcd. Sub Status: 0xcb. Caller Process ID: 0x0. Caller Process Name: -. Workstation Name: laptop. Source Network Address: -. Source Port: -. Logon Process: NtLmSsp. Transited Services: -.
Key Length: 0. I know this might be an old post but I had the same problem. What I have found out is that sysprep did not regenerate SID on the servers I have built from the template. This is why all servers in a fresh domain had the same sid causing the issue discussed above. If I try to connect through RPD, I got error "must be granted terminal services right" and event log entry I added the bult-in AD Group "Remote desktop users" to the policy and it works just adding users to that group.
Infrastructure contains 6 R2 Servers - one domain controller, others - domain members. Domain administrator can log in RDP of DC only, for domain members local administrator credentials have to be used. This is really annoying because there are couple of servers with CA role, they cannot be renamed or rejoined to the domain in any way.
Workaround like using local user credentials is not the solution in this case. Had this exact issue after installing some third party software, as it turned out the a local security policy was changed.
We resolved this issue by re setting the Local Security Policy property "Network Access: Sharing and security model for local accounts" found under "Security Options" back to its default setting of "Classic - local users authenticate as themselves" It had been changed to "Guest only- local users authenticate as Guest" which with this setting caused the EID , NULL user etc.
Michael: both client and server has the default setting "Classic - local I can only reproduce the issue from some Windows clients. Other clients seem to allow logon to the server with a domain user just fine, this indicates to me that it might be an issue on the some clients rather than on the server.
My two DCs was out of sync with date and time - not only out of sync between each other but also compared to the client PC I tried to logon from. Hi Michael, I have the same issue but have not been able to resolve it. What steps did you follow to resolve your problem.
I have the same problem. Can someone give a real answer. My server is generating s of this errors and I am getting email alerts everyday. I want to get rid of it for good. Sysprep will only reset the SID if you run the Generalize option. If you do not select this option, it will retain the existing SID. I had the authentication problem in remote desktop session.
When I look the event viewer it gives the domain SID incostistent error. My DC was a clone with sysprep. I'm facing exactly the same issue after installing a sharepoint farm. The application pools configured with the service account crash and returns error. In the event viewer, I got the error I'm able to remote connect with the service account on my machine.
I also add it in the administrators group but it does not change anything. I have the following situation. EXE error on the laptop as well. You can disable loopback checking via powershell:. I am also facing the same issue today when i installed a fresh DC [ R2].
Its not allowing me to login to the domain with the domain credentials. This is Enabled for versions of the Windows operating system earlier than Windows Server R2 and Windows 7, and it is Disabled otherwise. When services connect with the device identity, signing and encryption are supported to provide data protection.
When services connect with a NULL session, this level of data protection is not provided. However, you will need to evaluate your environment to determine the Windows operating system versions that you support. If this policy is enabled, some services may not be able to authenticate. When your environment no longer requires support for Windows NT 4, this policy should be disabled.
By default, it is disabled in Windows 7 and Windows Server R2 and later. This section describes how an attacker might exploit a feature or its configuration, how to implement the countermeasure, and the possible negative consequences of countermeasure implementation.
If this setting is Enabled, when a service connects with a NULL session, a system-generated session key is created, which provides no protection but allows applications to sign and encrypt data without errors. Data that is intended to be protected might be exposed. If that is not possible, this policy can be used to prevent data from being exposed in transit if it was protected with a well-known key.
If you enable this policy, services that use NULL session with Local System could fail to authenticate because they will be prohibited from using signing and encryption.
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