Hi,
I can access on Operating System level with the same credential
(User/Password) I'm using with SA...
Can you tell me some test I can do to investigate the problem???
THX
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 13:58:35 +0100, Dirk Bulinckx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Access denied does not mean that the username/password are not correct,
it
means that you don't have the right to access the remote system.
Only thing we can say about that is that it's a pure OS authentication
issue
were the user doesn't have the needed rights.
SA is just reporting the message.
Dirk.
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Subject: [SA-list] Error getting the service information from ( 5- 0-)
Hi,
I'm trying to monitor some services on a customer site, remotely.
I have a domain account on the customer LAN.
I can reach on one host the service list and monitor then...
BUT
on another one, when I try to check the service list I receive the error:
Error getting the service information from ( 5- 0-)
Access Denied
But the credential are correct! I can Log on on OS with this
credential...
This is not a firewall problem... seems to be a local problem of the
host...
What can I check to solve this ??
Please help me!
ciao
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