login was working fine, then i applied access-lists and the login hangs at loading personal/network settings. Port 88 for kerberos is open, and i even opened 750 just in case login is still not successfull. I can login locally just fine and browse to everything in network, so the connection to my server is their. I'm running Win2K and Win2K Pro. clients.
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login hangs at load personal/network settings
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what are you attempting to login over? a vpn or what? what errors are in your event log? my guess is userenv warnings, netlogon errors, and other errors spinning off of these.
anyways, there are more required ports htan what you mentioned:
135 TCP (RPC endpoint mapper)
1024-65535 TCP/UDP are for the dynamic RPC ports used (normally will only user 1024-5000 though)
389 TCP/UDP (LDAP)
3268 TCP LDAP GC
53 TCP/UDP DNS
88 TCP/UDP Kerberos (which you said you have open)
445 TCP SMB (this may be optional)
optional ports are the netbios and wins ports in 179442, which can also be referenced for this
-Brandon Wilson
MCSE00/03, MCSA:Messaging, MCSA03, A+
almost got a paragraph there
anyways, there are more required ports htan what you mentioned:
135 TCP (RPC endpoint mapper)
1024-65535 TCP/UDP are for the dynamic RPC ports used (normally will only user 1024-5000 though)
389 TCP/UDP (LDAP)
3268 TCP LDAP GC
53 TCP/UDP DNS
88 TCP/UDP Kerberos (which you said you have open)
445 TCP SMB (this may be optional)
optional ports are the netbios and wins ports in 179442, which can also be referenced for this
-Brandon Wilson
MCSE00/03, MCSA:Messaging, MCSA03, A+
almost got a paragraph there
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Port 135 is not open, but it will be. 1024 and up are all closed. What does 3268 (global catalog) do. 53, 88, 445 are all open. What port are you specifing in your last sentence (179442)? I am trying to login over my router to a different network ID where my servers are. I can't check any log files because the computer just hangs at "loading you personal/network settings".
port 3268 is the port used to toll for group membership
179442 is the kb article for reference
another possibility is to try disabling the web client service...it too is known to cause these issues
-Brandon Wilson
MCSE00/03, MCSA:Messaging, MCSA03, A+
almost got a paragraph there
179442 is the kb article for reference
another possibility is to try disabling the web client service...it too is known to cause these issues
-Brandon Wilson
MCSE00/03, MCSA:Messaging, MCSA03, A+
almost got a paragraph there
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