Active Directory Domain Service -- Show Error (Naming Information cannot be located because .......)
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Same issue that you had in the other thread. It says right in the error... the "clocks are skewed." You will need to get your machine in time sync to within a tight tolerance so that AD will work. All AD functions require that the time be rather close.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Same issue that you had in the other thread. It says right in the error... the "clocks are skewed." You will need to get your machine in time sync to within a tight tolerance so that AD will work. All AD functions require that the time be rather close.
do i need to restart AD server ??
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Should not once the time is fixed.
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@scottalanmiller user able to login after tim is fixed, , it mean fixed right ?? then .. when tried to accessing EMC on exchange, show this error ...
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Do you have a group policy that points your workstations (& servers) to a single time source on your network?
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@nadnerB said:
Do you have a group policy that points your workstations (& servers) to a single time source on your network?
do you mean , GPO to directing time on single source time of server ??
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@shybrsky said:
do you mean , GPO to directing time on single source time of server ??
I think I understand what you are asking, so, yes...
A GPO to direct workstations and servers to a single source for the time & date. -
problem solved ... its time refer to another server which has error inside, i turned off then set time and do net time /set also set windows time on service to automatically ... reset CAS server, and... yesss... EMC is up and works like another day ... Thanks any answer and support ..
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@shybrsky said:
@scottalanmiller user able to login after tim is fixed, , it mean fixed right ?? then .. when tried to accessing EMC on exchange, show this error ...
Yes, it appears that the only issue was that the time was off. But what caused the time to drift?
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@shybrsky said:
problem solved ... its time refer to another server which has error inside, i turned off then set time and do net time /set also set windows time on service to automatically ... reset CAS server, and... yesss... EMC is up and works like another day ... Thanks any answer and support ..
All machines on the domain should point to the domain controller(s) for their time.
