Logon with DUN locks domain account


  1. unyalli
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    Logon with DUN locks domain account


    Hello,
    Just figured out how to "Logon using Dial-up networking" in 7 enterprise. My VPN connection establishes but immidiately disconnects because something in the process is locking my domain user account. Ideas?

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  3. Dave Atkin
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    The easiest way to fix this is to speak to the IT people who are managing your Server and Active Directory.


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