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#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD MANUAL#
#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD PASSWORD#
#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD MAC#
#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD WINDOWS#

Go to System Preferences > Sharing > Remote Login.

#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD MAC#

Otherwise, have the administrator credentials available for each Mac to which you deploy. If the Mac client computer is part of an Active Directory domain, use domain administrator account credentials for a remote push installation. User name does not have administrative privilege Ensure that the Endpoint Protection Manager and client have the same settings.Right-click Network Security: LAN Manager authentication level, and click Properties.

#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD WINDOWS#

In the Windows Control Panel, go to Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy > Local Policies > Security Options.To check the LAN Manager options on Windows 2003 Server or Windows XP and later versions When computers on the network are not using this and the connections fail, check the options on the computers involved. Normally they are the same because Group Policy Management in Active Directory sets the policy. If the LAN Manager Authentication Levels on the Endpoint Protection manager and clients are incompatible, they cannot communicate. The LAN Manager authentication levels on the Endpoint Protection Manager and clients are not compatible

#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD MANUAL#

Set Startup Type to either Manual or Automatic.

In the Windows Control Panel, go to Administrative Tools > Services > Remote Registry.

THREAD 91 WARNING: SearchUnagentedHost> parseNstOutputLine: NST log line -> To check the Remote Registry Service Windows 64bit: C:\Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\Tomcat\Logs\scm-server-0.log Example of remote registry failure condition from scm-server-0.log Windows 32bit: C:\Program Files\Symantec\Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager\Tomcat\Logs\scm-server-0.log To resolve this issue, set the Remote Registry Service on the client to either Manual or Automatic.įor more information, refer to the SEPM tomcat logs located at If the Remote Registry Service on the client has stopped and the service disabled, Endpoint Protection Manager cannot scan the registry because the service is not running. The Remote Registry Service is disabled on the client computer If the Microsoft Windows Firewall is not configured to allow File and Printer Sharing (port 445), authentication fails. Go to Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignment.Ĭonfirm that the account, or the administrators group the account is under is added to "Access this computer from network". More Information here. To resolve this issue, see Does the Administrator account have a password? The Administrator Account is not assigned the "Access this computer from network" User Rights Assignment

#CANNOT CHANGE MAC PASSWORD PASSWORD#

If the Administrator account on the target does not have a password set, authentication fails. To resolve this issue, see Is the "Sharing and security model for local accounts" policy set to Guest Only? The Administrator account on the target computer does not have a password It can also happen if you have set the "Sharing and security model for local accounts" client policy to Guest Only. This issue can occur if the client has Simple File Sharing (or the Sharing Wizard) enabled. Endpoint Protection Manager is not able to authenticate as Administrator Enter the correct user name and password to resolve this issue. This issue can occur if the user name or password that you entered is incorrect. Try the solutions for your operating system.