I've joined the machine to the domain without any problem, but when I try to
sign in as a user I get , "The procedure number is out of range." When I'm
signed in as a local user I can get access all resources with no problem. I
had no problem with the previous build. I'm now using 64 bit build 5600.

Hi,

I experience something similar. After succesfully adding Vista to the 2003
domain and rebooted, i can't login to the domain. Error message: "The trust
relationship between this workstation and the domain failed". What's going
wrong?

Regards, Hans.


"fritzferr" wrote in message
...
I've joined the machine to the domain without any problem, but when I try
to
sign in as a user I get , "The procedure number is out of range." When
I'm
signed in as a local user I can get access all resources with no problem.
I
had no problem with the previous build. I'm now using 64 bit build 5600.

Hi,

Problem solved:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=162797

Bye


"Hans" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I experience something similar. After succesfully adding Vista to the 2003
domain and rebooted, i can't login to the domain. Error message: "The
trust relationship between this workstation and the domain failed". What's
going wrong?

Regards, Hans.


"fritzferr" wrote in message
...
I've joined the machine to the domain without any problem, but when I try
to
sign in as a user I get , "The procedure number is out of range." When
I'm
signed in as a local user I can get access all resources with no problem.
I
had no problem with the previous build. I'm now using 64 bit build 5600.

Hello,

First Vista64 laptop and I have run into the "The procedure number is
out of range" error when attempting to connect to my Mac OS X
OpenDirectory server.

I've made the change to the local security policies \ local policies \
security policies \ lan manager \ lm & ntlm - use ntlmv2 session
security if negotiated, but this did not help. I'm still not able to
logon to my Domain.

Any ideas??


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