Hi,
I am a teacher at a special needs school and have been using mac for a number of years developing multimedia profiles for our students. In the hope of developing our system i thought it would be advantageous to invest in a Mac Server setup. My colleague and i have had a very sharp and steep learning curve, but we looked like we were making headway until this annoying problem.
I have setup OS X 10.6 on a new 20" iMac. I have DNS up and running normally (used terminal to confirm 'nslookup changeip...), I have OD configured and working, i have bound the computers on the network to the server and all seems fine looking at both workgroup manager and server admin.
I have two of the four computers allowing all users in the different user groups to log on with all their permissions, share points and preferences correctly configured. However, with the two new computers that i have 'binded' with the server (showing as bound to the server in workgroup manger) they simply wont allow any user to log on. It states an error has occurred and the user is unable to log on at this time. If i log as a local user to one of those computers i can navigate to the server using the finder and connect as any of the users and gain access to the their folders.
Now we did notice that the when using computer inspector (workgroup manager) that the two new computers bound had the same ID number (150001, 150006) as the other computers that were working ok. thinking this was not good we manually changed them to unique numbers. We had hoped that this would solve the problem because we had similar problem with user ID numbers and workgroup numbers begin the same, but alas no such luck.
We have 'unbind' and 'bind' the computer a number of time but no change with the login problem.
Please if anyone can help i would greatly appreciate it.
Cheers for reading this far!!
Jawied
I am a teacher at a special needs school and have been using mac for a number of years developing multimedia profiles for our students. In the hope of developing our system i thought it would be advantageous to invest in a Mac Server setup. My colleague and i have had a very sharp and steep learning curve, but we looked like we were making headway until this annoying problem.
I have setup OS X 10.6 on a new 20" iMac. I have DNS up and running normally (used terminal to confirm 'nslookup changeip...), I have OD configured and working, i have bound the computers on the network to the server and all seems fine looking at both workgroup manager and server admin.
I have two of the four computers allowing all users in the different user groups to log on with all their permissions, share points and preferences correctly configured. However, with the two new computers that i have 'binded' with the server (showing as bound to the server in workgroup manger) they simply wont allow any user to log on. It states an error has occurred and the user is unable to log on at this time. If i log as a local user to one of those computers i can navigate to the server using the finder and connect as any of the users and gain access to the their folders.
Now we did notice that the when using computer inspector (workgroup manager) that the two new computers bound had the same ID number (150001, 150006) as the other computers that were working ok. thinking this was not good we manually changed them to unique numbers. We had hoped that this would solve the problem because we had similar problem with user ID numbers and workgroup numbers begin the same, but alas no such luck.
We have 'unbind' and 'bind' the computer a number of time but no change with the login problem.
Please if anyone can help i would greatly appreciate it.
Cheers for reading this far!!
Jawied