Showing posts with label login. Show all posts
Showing posts with label login. Show all posts

22 January 2021

the sign-in method you're trying to use isn't allowed for more info, contact your network administrator

 the sign-in method you're trying to use isn't allowed for more info, contact your network administrator


Solution (by : Altaf8Jun2010Dubai Airports):

start \run\gpedit.msc

goto computer configuration>windows settings>security settings>local policies>User rights management> Allow log on locally

here you will not be allowed to add any new users (may be only admins can do) but i added the troubling users into one of the group already available and that solved the problem.

06 February 2017

How to log in with root in Ubuntu?

How to log in with root in Ubuntu?

Simulate a root environment. If you are an advanced user who needs access to an actual root shell to run specific scripts, simulate a root shell with sudo –i. This command will give you superuser access with root’s environment variables.[3]
  • Enter the command sudo passwd root. This will create a password for root, essentially “enabling” the account. Don't forget this password.
  • Type sudo -i. Enter the root password when prompted.
  • The prompt will change from $ to #, indicating you have root access.

11 January 2017

QuickBooks login dialogue box not appear

Problem:
In QuickBooks, after you open a company file, the login dialogue box would not appear.

Solution:
Re-mapping the network drive to the path of your company file.

11 August 2016

phpBB Forums - Login Problems

Symptoms:

1. On the board home page, you have logged in. But when you click any of the forums, the system asks you to log in again.
2. After you have logged in one of the forums, when you click the logo in the top left-hand corner of the page, the system asks you to log in again.

Solution:

1. Go to Administration Control Panel. On the General tab page, under Server Configuration, click 'Cookie settings'. Remove anything in the 'Cookie domain' input box, and leave it blank.

2. In users' browser settings, clear all the cookies, e.g. for IE, go to Internet Options. On General tab page, under 'Browsing history', click Delete button. Tick 'Cookies and website data'. Click Delete button. Close and re-open IE.

You can also refer to the following -

https://wiki.phpbb.com/Support/Cookie_Domain

11 February 2016

02 February 2015

Automatically Map Network Drives on Domain Login for All Users, Certain Users, or Certain Groups

Automatically Map Network Drives on Domain Login for All Users, Certain Users, or Certain Groups

https://tinyapps.org/docs/auto_map_network_drives.html

tinyapps.org / docs / Automatically Map Network Drives on Domain Login for All Users, Certain Users, or Certain Groups


As always, use the following instructions at your own risk (and joy). Please submit any corrections or comments if you feel so moved.
Auto map network drives on login for all users
  1. Save the following batch file to the domain controller's NETLOGON share as logon.bat:
    @echo off
    net use * /delete /yes
    net use x: \\server_name\shared_directory_name
  2. Active Directory Users and Computers
  3. Right click domain name at top left and click Properties > Group Policy > Edit > User Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Logon/Logoff) > Logon > Add...
  4. Enter path to logon.bat (e.g., \\ACME.local\sysvol\ACME.local\scripts\logon.bat) and click OK three times
  5. Login from workstation. Drive x: should appear in My Computer.
Auto map network drives on login for certain users:
  1. Save the following batch file to the domain controller's NETLOGON share as logon.bat:
    @echo off
    net use * /delete /yes
    net use x: \\file_server_name\shared_directory_name
  2. Active Directory Users and Computers > Users > Double click user > Profile
  3. Enter "logon.bat" (no quotes) in the "Logon script" box and click OK
  4. Login from workstation as user modified in step 2. Drive x: should appear in My Computer.
Auto map network drives on login based on Group membership
  1. Get KiXtart
  2. Put WKIX32.EXE in both the domain controller's NETLOGON share and %SystemRoot% (normally C:\WINNT\).
  3. Save the following script as map_drive.kx to the NETLOGON share (be sure to change the group as needed - here we've used Domain Users):
    use "*" /DELETE
    if ingroup("Domain Users")
    use x: "\\server_name\share_name"
    endif
  4. Save the following batch file (which calls your KiXtart script) as login.bat to the domain controller's NETLOGON share:
    @echo off
    \\server_name\NETLOGON\WKIX32.EXE \\server_name\NETLOGON\map_drive.kx
  5. Active Directory Users and Computers
  6. Right click domain name at top left and click Properties > Group Policy > Edit > User Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Logon/Logoff) > Logon > Add...
  7. Enter path to login.bat (e.g., \\ACME.local\sysvol\ACME.local\scripts\login.bat) and click OK three times
  8. Login from workstation as a user belonging to group designated in map_drive.kx. Drive x: should appear in My Computer.
  9. If x: does not appear, check the permissions of NETLOGON, WKIX32.EXE, your script files, etc. Also, make sure that the user or group has the necessary permissions on the shared folder you are mapping.
More KiXtart Examples
  1. Map drive if user is *not* a member of a certain group (in this case, "Students"):
    If InGroup("Students") = 0
       Use R: "\\server\records"
    EndIf
    
  2. Using Boolean operators:
    If InGroup("Teachers") Or InGroup("Office") Or InGroup("PTA")
       Use G: "\\server\Grownup_Files"
    EndIf
    
    If InGroup("2008 Class") And InGroup("Honors")
       Use S: "\\server\smart_kids"
    EndIf
    
  3. Using Select...EndSelect (stops processing on the first true Case)
    Select
       Case InGroup("Students")
          Use S: "\\server\student_storage"
       Case InGroup("Office")
          Use O: "\\server\office_docs"
          Use R: "\\server\records"
       Case InGroup("Teachers")
          Use O: "\\server\office_docs"
          Use S: "\\server\student_storage"
          Use T: "\\server\teaching_materials"
    EndSelect
    

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