This behavior occurs in any of the currently supported Windows versions. For information about the currently supported versions of Windows, see Windows lifecycle fact sheet.
The user cannot authenticate because the ticket that Kerberos builds to represent the user is not large enough to contain all of the user's group memberships. As part of the Authentication Service Exchange , Windows builds a token to represent the user for purposes of authorization. This token also called an authorization context includes the security identifiers SID of the user, and the SIDs of all of the groups that the user belongs to.
If the user is a member of a large number of groups, and if there are many claims for the user or the device that is being used, these fields can occupy lots of spaces in the ticket. The token has a fixed maximum size MaxTokenSize. MaxTokenSize has the following default value, depending on the version of Windows that builds the token:.
Generally, if the user belongs to more than universal groups, the default MaxTokenSize value does not create a large enough buffer to hold the information. The user cannot authenticate and may receive an out of memory message. Additionally, Windows may not be able to apply Group Policy settings for the user. Other factors also affect the maximum number of groups. For example, SIDs for global and domain-local groups have smaller space requirements.
Windows Server and later versions add claim information to the Kerberos ticket, and also compress resource SIDs. Both features change the space requirements. To resolve this problem, update the registry on each computer that participates in the Kerberos authentication process, including the client computers. After the last password change , my computer is locking me out of the network by trying to login with an invalid password stored somewhere in the credential manager.
I have tried clearing the credential manager many times , no use. The only way to avoid being locked out is to turn off my machine at night. The login attempts occur at am in the morning every day. This might be caused by the user changing the password from this computer or a different computer. The failure code from authentication protocol Kerberos was "The user account has been automatically locked because too many invalid logon attempts or password change attempts have been requested.
We are at wits end. We tried everything on the forums about this issue. This feels like a win 7 bug. Error Code: 0x Error: Cluster network name resource 'Cluster Name' failed registration of one or more associated DNS name s for the following reason: The handle is invalid. Ensure that the network adapters associated with dependent IP address resources are configured with at least one accessible DNS server. I made sure there is no communication issues on the network and dns is accessible.
Any help on this appreciated. Thank You, Kranp. Wednesday, February 25, PM. Thursday, February 26, AM. Server Manager inventory collection finds that Windows PowerShell is not installed on the target server.
Install prerequisites for Windows Management Framework 3. Server Manager inventory collection finds that performance counter data collection is turned off on the target server. Any errors from the Server Manager provider that are related to event data retrieval. This error can also occur if specific roles and features have been installed, but not yet configured.
The following underlying error messages are examples of known cases where a role, role service, or feature requires post-installation configuration to clear the error. The following underlying error message can occur for Active Directory Federation Services when the only role services that are installed are web agents. Configuring the installed role services does not resolve the error. Server Manager cannot get event data from the target server. The user might not have access rights to the target server event log, or event log files might not contain valid data.
For some roles and features Hyper-V, Print and Document Services, AD LDS , this error can occur after installation, but before required post-installation configuration has been completed. The error is resolved after post-installation configuration is complete. For AD FS, this error can occur if web agents are the only role services installed, but there is currently no known resolution for this case of the error. Any errors from the Server Manager provider that are related to service data retrieval.
Server Manager cannot get services data from the target server. The user might not have access rights to service data on the target server, or service data files might not contain valid data.
To grant service data access rights to standard non-Administrator users, administrators should run the Enable-ServerManagerStandardUserRemoting cmdlet on the target server.
Any errors from the Server Manager provider related to BPA result retrieval excluding Windows PowerShell not enabled errors which are covered by other manageability status messages. Server Manager cannot get Best Practices Analyzer result data from the target server. Any errors from the Server Manager provider related to performance data retrieval excluding performance counters off errors, which are covered by other manageability status messages.
Server Manager cannot get performance counter data from the target server. The user might not have access rights to performance data on the target server, or the data might not be readable. To grant performance data access rights to standard non-Administrator users, administrators should run the Enable-ServerManagerStandardUserRemoting cmdlet on the target server.
Any errors from the Server Manager provider related to role and feature data retrieval. Server Manager cannot get role and feature inventory data from the target server. The user might not have access rights to role and feature data on the target server, or the data might not be readable. To grant role and feature inventory data access rights to standard non-Administrator users, administrators should run the Enable-ServerManagerStandardUserRemoting cmdlet on the target server.
Server Manager cannot get a combination of data types: events, BPA results, performance counters, or services. This can be caused by insufficient user access rights, data that is not valid, or WinRM time-outs. To grant event, performance, role and feature inventory, and service data access rights to standard non-Administrator users, administrators should run the Enable-ServerManagerStandardUserRemoting cmdlet on the target server.
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