Re: [TSG] [Fwd: Re: Integrated Login Fails]

> From: 	Jeffrey Altman <[email protected]>
>
> I use IBM Access Connections.  Unless you are intentionally turning off
> the wireless card there is no reason the wireless drivers would not 
> active the card and obtain a DHCP address for the adapter.  The 
> afslogon.dll network provider is registered with dependencies on the
> TCP/IP subsystem.  If TCP/IP is not ready and this includes the 
> initialization of all active network adapters and attempts to obtain an
> IP address.
> 

I wasn't sure if you meant the afslogon.dll should make the wireless
network available because the TCP/IP dependency is set by default or the
dependency needs to be set manually.  While I'd like to know how to
make it work, I called the IBM tech support and asked how to make the
wireless network available before I login.  I was told to set the
wireless configuration in the control panel and disable the ibm access
connection. So, the "Cannot resolve network address for KDC in
requested realm" error disappeared. 

I tried the Integrated Login after making this change and had
somewhat interesting results.  I got the "Integrated login failed:
unknown code: è7294" error message when I login after rebooting the
laptop.  Then, it worked if log out and login again without rebooting.
So, I rebooted it again, entered a wrong password, entered a right
password and it worked.   

Any insight or suggestions would be very appreciated. 

Thanks.

--IJ.