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RAS authentication.

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  • 15-06-2006 1:10pm
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    DubNside
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    Hi, probably a basic question, however i have a new user that cannot get logged onto the network due to an error "your credentials have failed remote network authentication" I have reset his password and he has full access, however still cannot connect.

    Any ideas? Maybe on client side of things?


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    aidan_walsh
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    Without any details on what you're using, thats nearly impossible to answer.


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    DubNside
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    sorry, its a windows xp client, standard dial up


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    wandererz
    Registered Users Posts: 2,530 ✭✭✭wandererz


    DubNside wrote:
    Hi, probably a basic question, however i have a new user that cannot get logged onto the network due to an error "your credentials have failed remote network authentication" I have reset his password and he has full access, however still cannot connect.

    Any ideas? Maybe on client side of things?

    Contact your Network Administrator.
    Any decent network admin would answer the the statement: "Without any details on what you're using, thats nearly impossible to answer." with a response containing the BOTH the client details & the type of REMOTE ACCESS SERVER being connected to!

    Again, without proper details it's almost impossible to answer.


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    tech
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    is it a Windows server or is your Firewall authentication you or both ??


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    #6
    DubNside
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    windows 2000/xp. windows 2003 server, just logging on using dun


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    tech
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    have you got the DIAL IN permissions setup, are you getting an IP address from your server when connecting remotly?


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    DubNside
    Closed Accounts Posts: 184 ✭✭DubNside


    all my permissiions are correct, not getting through the authentication stage so no ip


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