Trust Relationship Failure Windows 7 To Server 2003 Domain
Jul 30, 2012
When attempting to log in to a computer (running Windows 7 Professional) here at the office using the network administrator account, I get the error message: "The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed." I wasn't here when this laptop was set up, and so I don't know if any local user accounts were made or what their passwords would be if they were there, so I can't think of any way to log in to the machine and disconnect/reconnect to the domain which is really my only idea on how to fix it. Finding out what would cause this to suddenly start happening would also be nice, but mostly I just need to figure out how to get reconnected so I can get this back up and running.
I have a computer connected to a domain trying to login and I got this error message "the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed"
Then I tried to login as local Administrator and after trying a few passswords get this error. Your account has been disabled.. please see your system administrator
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PPTP Maximum Strength Encryption EAP-MSCHAP-v2 Authentication
Now I find out that MSCHAPv2 authentication has been broken and is no longer considered secure (even by Microsoft), so I want to change the protocol I'm using to make it secure.
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We've configured the 1941 router to allow outside RDC/RDP to the server at 10.XXX.XXX.XXX
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