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I'm not sure what file or files may be involved in that, but I would like to change that file to default to the local cache when internet is connected but AD is unreachable as well as when no internet is present. It seems to me like the computer knows to check with AD if the internet is available, but if AD is unreachable or the credentials are not accepted, then it does not know to default to the local cache, unless the internet is turned off completely. As a result, many long-time iTunes users. Although Apple has been trying to encourage users to convert to the newer e-mail address usernames, it has not chosen to force the issue outright for anything other than newer services. The issue was present prior to upgrading to OSX 10.12. Unfortunately, however, both FaceTime and iMessage require an Apple ID that is in the new formatan e-mail address. Re-binding it appears to resolve the issue temporarily (until AD drops the keychain item again).
#MAC NOT ACCEPTING PASSWORD ON SHARES UPGRADE#
While youre at it, upgrade to 10.14.4 since there were a few, seemingly unrelated, Wi-Fi issues corrected. If that doesnt work, please try changing the SSID on your Wi-Fi modem/router, being certain that the SSID is unique. If you can’t see the Network option, your Mac’s location might be hidden. Under the Locations heading, click on Network and select the Mac you want to view. On the Mac that’s going to be viewing the screen share, open a new Finder window.
#MAC NOT ACCEPTING PASSWORD ON SHARES HOW TO#
Generally when I see this issue, the computer seems to have become unbound from Active Directory. Enter your password and hopefully all will be well. How to start a Mac-to-Mac screen sharing session: 1.
#MAC NOT ACCEPTING PASSWORD ON SHARES ANDROID#
Restarting resolves the issue for some users but not others (unverified, going off user input, the machine I restarted did resolve the issue, at least temporarily.) (fully, on Mac Big Sur and on an android phone)Not working: On Mac, can't see a password in chrome://settings/passwords, It asks for my chrome (see EDIT) pa. When clicking "Switch User" the wi-fi appears to drop, and thus, lets them log in.
So if they switch user, then connect to wifi, they can not authenticate in sysprefs, but if they turn off wifi, then they are able to authenticate. It seems, at least with the computer I was able to get hands on with, that they can not authenticate in terminal or system prefs UNLESS they change their network connection to reflect the connection that allowed them to log in. If they click on "Switch User" they are then able to log into their account, however, they are not recognized as an admin and can not run sudo commands or unlock system preferences. When a user sleeps their machine which enables a locked screen saver, and then attempts to wake the machine, they are unable to log in using their credentials.
I have a small number of computers exhibiting intermittent issues when waking from sleep.īound to Active Directory (although the bind is likely broken when the issue occurs) I’m going to try to be as thorough as I can, but if you have questions or would like additional tests.
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