03-27-2008 12:50 PM - edited 03-14-2019 02:00 AM
We recently upgraded from Unity 4 to Unity 5.0. We set up most of our Helpdesk people with a Class of Service called "Helpdesk" to enable them to ONLY change passwords for users.
I have 3 Helpdesk people who cannot log on at all - but the others can - and they should all be set up the same in AD (I am not the AD Admin). Here is the command I used:
d:\CommServer>grantunityaccess -u xxxx -s yyyy
Where xxxx is the users 'x' account and the yyyy is their LAN ID (and what their Subscriber account uses).
They are attemting to log in via the webpage with this URL:
http://0.0.0.0/Web/SA/FrameASP/StartFrame.asp
(where 0.0.0.0 is the actual IP of the server).
They they log on with na\xxxx and their 'x' account password.
Not sure why these 3 users cannot login when everyone else can.
Ideas?
03-31-2008 01:23 PM
Hi -
Instead of using the domain\userid in the first field of the Unity Assistant logon, have the user try just the userid, password in the appropriate field, and then put na in the domain field box.
Ginger
03-31-2008 01:28 PM
Thanks for the reply, but there isn't a domain box on the logon - just Username and Password fields.
All other users logon with domain\userid - including he service account.
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