This mechanism helps prevent against “loopback” attacks. So it is a security feature and From the KB Article: “How UAC remote restrictions work: To better protect those users who are members of the local Administrators group, we implement UAC restrictions on the network. Issue was with UAC and here is a KB articles and talks about this issue in Vista. It was quiet surprising because it is a local admin use and that’s the issue then.Īccess Denied error eliminated possible causes likeġ) “Server” Service not running (should have thrown “The specified network name no longer available” error)Ģ) File and Pinter sharing disabled on NIC propertiesģ) Secpol.msc -> user rights assignment -> “Access this computer from network” and “Deny Access to this computer from network” (error should be something like “Logon failures: the user has not been granted the requested login type at this computer” error.Īlso checked few things like Start -> Run -> fsmgmt.msc and Administrative shared looks good here When I tried remotely from Backup server, It was showing “Access Denied” error when provided user and password. With the local admin account created and it worked from same server. Code: 1326 ‘ġ0.0.0.11 is the Server IP and I tried to access \\10.0.0.11\C$ and I got the windows asking for credentials.
Win32 error:Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
Errors: ‘Cannot connect to the host’s administrative share. ‘ServerHostName’ Error: Failed to connect to guest agent. Job failed on the test run with below error
For this I had setup a local admin account on Windows 2008 and provided the credentials in Veeam backup job. Initial backup job with default settings went well and I had the enabled “Application Aware Image Processing” and “Guest File System Indexing”. I had to setup a Veeam backup job for backing up a VM running Windows 2008 in WorkGroup. If your Windows Server 2008 box is in a WorkGroup and you require access to one of the admin shares, it can be a little more complicated than with Server 2003.
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