your computer could not be joined to the domain because the following error has occured,access denied,
this error is happening when i create users for active directory users and computers in windows server 2003,i have 11 computers ,,1 server and 10 clients,,i created 10 users in active directory users and computers ,,until here i have no problem,,but when i want join client computers with server it is happening this error(your computer could not be joined to the domain because the following error has occurred,access denied)
i can join 3 client computer with the server in fourth computer it happening that error,,please what can i do?
Sounds like you don't have enough CALs. Break out the check book and call Microsoft.
No; CALs aren't monitored like that. (At least they never used to be.) Are you supplying a domain admin account when trying to join the client to the domain?
what do you mean ijack?
When you go into Control Panel to change the computer from a Workgroup member to a Domain one you are asked to specify a user on the Domain who has authority to make the change (actually, I'm not sure that is 100% true if you pre-create the computer accounts in AD). You are going into Control Panel to join the computer to the Domain, aren't you?
yes no need to go to control panel ,i did it by right click on my computer then change from work group to domain,,its not problem because i told u before i joined three client computers to server but after that i couldn't join other computers to server
are the pcs pointed to the server for dns? they should be Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
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what do you mean? explain better
look at the dns entry in the workstations tcp/ip configuration. Is it the ip address of the server or is it pointed to the gateway?
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Putting in my $.02 here. If you need explanations for the answers the guys have provided above, you may want to invest in some training on AD. Seems like you need additional assistance from someone who's familiar with it.