Net time системная ошибка 1314

Posted by Dontworryok 2019-12-10T20:24:52Z

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  Whats different about this persons network connection versus the working pc’s?

  Wireless turned on?

  IPV6 on?

  Firewall different?

  
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  ipv6 is turned on everyones machine, no different firewall and at this time no on LAN. 

  Don.W wrote:

  Whats different about this persons network connection versus the working pc’s?

  Wireless turned on?

  IPV6 on?

  Firewall different?

  
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  there are a ton of different reg edits on that link you provided. 

  Could it be due to local admin account not being an admin on the domain? 

  
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  Any one else have any input, sorry for tagging if it bothers you but this is odd.

  if i do enter the creds, it does map them but if i reboot again, same issue. 

  
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• Which command was run that caused «System Error 1314». Can you share the batch file itself? The screenshot only shows the various outputs but not the commands themselves you were trying to run.

  
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  well the batch script runs when everyone logs in, have not had a problem since just now, nothing has been changed that would cause this, i just added this user in AD.

  net time \server /set /yes
  @echo off
  net use j: /delete /y
  net use u: /delete /y
  net use t: /delete /y
  net use x: /delete /y
  net use y: /delete /y
  net use j: \serverdoc_send
  net use U: \serverusers%username% /persistent:yes
  net use t: «\servrshare name»
  net use x: \serverdata
  net use y: \serverArchive

  
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• I can’t say I’ve encountered that error personally before. I did some cursory searches and all signs seem to point at User Account Control (UAC). Here’s another random write-up I found which you may already have come across as well: 

  https://www.thewindowsclub.com/required-privilege-not-held-client Opens a new window

  The link provided by Rupesh talks about the same thing essentially.

  There might be a time based reason for it if the clock on the workstation is not in sync with the domain controller and other servers. They all need to agree on what time it is and be within 5 minutes of each other.

  
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  i heard it can be UAC as well, i remvoed the user profile who was listed as a local admin, bit still issue is still there, if i reboot, the issue s fine and no one else is having this issue. 

  What is best way to synchronize clock to DC from machine? 

  
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• Domain joined machines normally always already sync from DC. Verify by running the following from an elevated shell:

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  w32tm /query /source
  w32tm /query /peers
  

  You’d expect to see one of your Domain Controllers listed

  
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  got the following when running those;

  

  
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  i beleive i see what the issue is, i tried changing the time via 

  NET Time \server001.domain.local /set but it reverts, back, my time if i run is pulling from our server, again this problem PC says Local CMOS still. 

  
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• Check the DC and make sure it’s setup as reliable time source. You can run the same w32tm commands on it to see what its current status is.

  If the DC is/are Virtual Machine(s) make sure that the Hypervisor (VMware or Hyper-V most likely) aren’t syncing the DC’s clock. The DCs need to get their own time from an Internet NTP server.

  
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  the Dc says free running system clock, but isse is problem PC is reverting back to Local CMOS, mine is synced with our dc, so i beleive issue is why is the time reverting back on the problem PC. 

  
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• Free running system clock is NOT what you want. You want it synced to an Internet NTP source.

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  w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:"0.pool.ntp.org 1.pool.ntp.org 2.pool.ntp.org"
  w32tm /config /reliable:yes
   
  net stop w32time
  net start w32time
    
  w32tm /query /peers
  w32tm /query /source
  

  The first two commands can be one line. I split them up for readability.

  This would be the absolute minimum but more work may be required depending on your circumstances. May or may not need to push config via GPOs to workstations as well though this hasn’t been necessary for my own domain joined workstations. They just pick up the DC values.

  
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  now i id this on the Dc and it says for query /source…..1.pool.ntp.org 

  this is what i want?

  
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• Yes, that’s good.

  See if after a reboot (or w32tm restart) on the clients they start showing the DC’s IP address as a time source. If so then everybody is now in agreement what time it actually is. That may solve a few random glitches regarding domains though it may also have been unrelated. However, proper time keeping is crucial in a domain so you would have wanted to do this regardless of the login script issue you’re debugging.

  
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  i synced the time and it now also shows 1.pool.ntp.org on the client PC, not saying server.contoso.local

  Here is the thing though, if i log in as this user on a different machine, same script issue, something is afoul here. 

  
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• Compare that user’s AD membership and attributes to a working user. Something must be different?

  
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  nothing at all from what i am seeing. 

  
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  error #1 says they dont have the required permissions

  error #2, 3 and 4 say the path is not found, indicating they are not on the network or have both wired and wired connected or are not using INTERNAL DNS

  error #5 says their password is wrong

  Not really sure where you are stuck, the errors are quite specific

  
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  required permissions how so though, nothing has been changed, i just created this user and assigned his password and he is able to log into his profile just fine, it appears as something else is amiss but i cant seem to figure it out

  
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  fellas, there is something going on bizzare, i deleted the user from AD, copied him from an exsisting user but just changed name and password obv. it still gives me this error when logging in

  BUT if i copy/create a random test user and login, the script runs with no issues and the drives are there.

  I made sure to delete the users profile from systempropertiesadvanced.exe to make sure nothing as cached. 

  
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  nvm i got it, there personal drives they did not have permissions for which is why the whole thing was failing

  thanks. 

  
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• Got to love the misleading error messages that indicated network and password issues but turns out to be neither though Rod’s permission reference was on point. I guess at least one of the errors wasn’t misleading after all. 33% chance…

  
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  guess the other two doors had goats behind them..

  movie reference trivia!

  
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