Check your domain policy! It is possible that domain policy is overwriting local settings. One possible way to get around this issue would be to add besadmin2 account to the local administrators group. Also, please run poledit for the local policies and verify that local admin have rights to logon as service.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stan Mocek Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 10:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Bes-admins] Logon as Service Grayed out after Besadmin switch Greetings, Having a tough time nailing this down, and everything I've searched on has com up empty. First the specs - Blackberry Professional Server running on Windows Server 2003 Service pack 2. Exchange Server is on an SBS2003 running Exchange Server 2003.On Friday, after a server reboot I was getting 5305 20406 errors. Research showed me that the service account was corrupt and I needed to create another one called mydomain\besadmin2 using KB04293 Finished that on Friday, everything was fine. Messages have been lowing for the pas t3 and one half days. I had to update the SBS server this morning and then the Blackbery Server stopped talking to Exchange. Rebooted the Blackberry server and now I'm finding that the new service account can't login because it is not authorized to logon as service. Went to change that and it's grayed out. I could have sworn I followed that step when switching accounts. I've researched the web for the last couple of hours and nothing seems to work. The mydomain\besadmin2 account is a member of the local adminstrators group. Also. Any assistance for this would be appreciated. Stan Mocek
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