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Dave Clark #1
User Name Length?
Noticed something that I didnt expect. It seems all of
our clients who have user names longer than 20 characters
cannot logon. They must go down to the 20 characters
(pre-2000 logon) info.
Why? We are all XP clients and running Windows 2003? Is
there a way to change that?
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Dave Clark #2 User Name Length?
Just for more info:
Example:
Username.Sitename.Admin cannot logon to a workstation.
But, if they change it to Username.Sitename.Ad it works.
I always thought that you could have up to 102 characters
(although 64 or less is recommeneded).
Seems the Pre-Windows 2000 account name is taking
priority.
This does it on both Xp and 2000 boxes.
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