Re: [TSG] [Fwd: Re: Integrated Login Fails]
Jeffrey Altman <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.file-systems.openafs.devel.win32 |
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Iljun Kim wrote: > 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 can't make your wireless card obtain an IP address. The afslogon.dll network provider already has the appropriate dependencies set by the installer to force Windows to wait for TCP/IP to properly start. If you can't get an IP address, you are going to have to figure out what is wrong with your network configuration. > 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. After you login you get an IP address so you have network connectivity when you logout and login again. This is not an OpenAFS issue. Jeffrey Altman
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