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The user account is disabled
hi
I try to install Veeam Backup & Replication 4.1 for VMware on WIN2003 R2 SP2, put the domain account Domain\Administrator during the setup and get this error:
The user account is disabled.
but this account is 100% not disabled.
I try to install Veeam Backup & Replication 4.1 for VMware on WIN2003 R2 SP2, put the domain account Domain\Administrator during the setup and get this error:
The user account is disabled.
but this account is 100% not disabled.
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Re: The user account is disabled
Hello Chris,
In most cases those kind of issues are infrastructure specific, please review the link below with the same issue:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... s+disabled
Might help! Please keep me posted how it works for you.
In most cases those kind of issues are infrastructure specific, please review the link below with the same issue:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... s+disabled
Might help! Please keep me posted how it works for you.
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Re: The user account is disabled
I've tried this vbs script:Administrator account is enabled!
BTW The server is logged in into domain as Administrator.
I can use any other account, but not the Administrator.
What's wrong?
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' ****************************************************************************
' This function checks if the user account is disabled
' Requires ADSI
' ****************************************************************************
' Check out http://www.activxperts.com for more samples and components
' ****************************************************************************
Function IsAccountDisabled( strDomain, strAccount )
Dim objUser
Set objUser = GetObject("WinNT://" & strDomain & "/" & strAccount & ",user")
IsAccountDisabled = objUser.AccountDisabled
End Function
' ****************************************************************************
' Main
' ****************************************************************************
Dim strUser, strDomain
Do
strUsr = inputbox("Please enter the user account name", "Input")
loop until strUsr <> ""
' Request the domain name for this user
do
strDom = inputbox("Please enter the domain for this account.", "Input")
loop until strDom <> ""
If( IsAccountDisabled( strDom, strUsr ) = True ) Then
WScript.Echo "Account disabled"
Else
WScript.Echo "Account enabled"
End If
BTW The server is logged in into domain as Administrator.
I can use any other account, but not the Administrator.
What's wrong?
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Re: The user account is disabled
That's weird. In all the cases I've seen, the issue was related to different security restrictions/polices in the Domain (for example, restrictions to run as service for the specified account). So If you would like to troubleshoot it further please contact our support team providing the setup log which can be found at %temp% folder. That should give us more technical details on the issue.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Re: The user account is disabled
I encountered this error (installing Veeam Backup & Rep on Windows Server 2003 x86).
I found that, although I was using the domain admin acct, the domain admin was not a local administrator.
So, I went to cmd and used CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 (GUI is go to users). Saw Administrator listed only for Domain name of the machine. Add user called Adminstrator with domain name of the domain. Gave this user admin rights.
You will be required to logout / login for this change to take effect.
Restarted install and all went smoothly.
I found that, although I was using the domain admin acct, the domain admin was not a local administrator.
So, I went to cmd and used CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 (GUI is go to users). Saw Administrator listed only for Domain name of the machine. Add user called Adminstrator with domain name of the domain. Gave this user admin rights.
You will be required to logout / login for this change to take effect.
Restarted install and all went smoothly.
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Re: The user account is disabled
Local or Ad GPO policy doesn't grant domain admin-or whatever you're using- log on as service. Enable the account in GPO and
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