- Jun 11, 2004
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Hello.
I am running a system with server 2008 R2. I have a program running as a windows service. The software is installed on other Server 2008 boxes as a windows service just fine (albeit those boxes have different network environments).
The issue is after a reboot or if you restart the service (in services.msc) it says it cannot start due to the login credentials being incorrect.
The login was correct as I was able to start the service by re-entering the password. So I re-enter the password and the service starts only to fail with this error again if I reboot the server. The account tied to this service is a local admin on the machine and is logged in when I do this.
I've not seen this before. Could this be a result of a system policy or active directory policy?
Has anyone seen this before?
I am running a system with server 2008 R2. I have a program running as a windows service. The software is installed on other Server 2008 boxes as a windows service just fine (albeit those boxes have different network environments).
The issue is after a reboot or if you restart the service (in services.msc) it says it cannot start due to the login credentials being incorrect.
The login was correct as I was able to start the service by re-entering the password. So I re-enter the password and the service starts only to fail with this error again if I reboot the server. The account tied to this service is a local admin on the machine and is logged in when I do this.
I've not seen this before. Could this be a result of a system policy or active directory policy?
Has anyone seen this before?