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‎08-17-2010 04:35 PM
I have brought this issue up before with Lansweeper 3.5, and I was hoping it would be different in 4.0.
The issue is that I have PCs that the username that shows the person who last logged into the machine is:
DOMAIN\domain
I have attached a screenshot for you to view.
The only thing I can think of is that the user is omiting the domain in the username field on Windows Logon Screen.
i.e. domain\username
Any help would be great.
Tim
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‎09-01-2010 11:37 PM
They sent me a development update and it corrected the problem.
Your guys are the best.
Thank you again.

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‎08-26-2010 08:20 PM
When a users logs into Windows the do username, password, domain
But in Windows if you include the domain in the username box the domain field gets grayed out.
So when a user logs in like domain\username, password into Windows, WMI will show the domain twice in the username field.
Still looking into correcting the issue.
Tim

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‎08-26-2010 10:06 PM
tdecenso wrote:
So when a user logs in like domain\username, password into Windows, WMI will show the domain twice in the username field.
Nice find, do you have a link to a microsoft page that explains the problem?
We'll create a fix for this in the service.
Can you test what WMI returns on these machines if the user logs on with the upn name.

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‎08-26-2010 11:04 PM
Lansweeper wrote:tdecenso wrote:
So when a user logs in like domain\username, password into Windows, WMI will show the domain twice in the username field.
Nice find, do you have a link to a microsoft page that explains the problem?
We'll create a fix for this in the service.
Can you test what WMI returns on these machines if the user logs on with the upn name.
I have not found this issue posted on Microsoft's Web Site. I couldn't find anyone else having this issue on the inter webs.
I just went on a gut feeling. I logged the normal way to a computer that was having this issue, ran an lstrigger scan and the username showed right.
Logged out and logged back in with the domain inside the username field and that brought the problem back.
I have attached a screen shot from the WMI query program.

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‎08-19-2010 10:48 AM

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‎08-19-2010 01:23 AM
SELECT DISTINCT
tblComputers.ComputerUnique,[lansweeperdb].[dbo].[tblCPlogoninfo].[Domain],[lansweeperdb].[dbo].[tblCPlogoninfo].[Username]
FROM [lansweeperdb].[dbo].[tblCPlogoninfo] left join tblComputers on tblCPlogoninfo.Computername = tblComputers.Computername
where
[lansweeperdb].[dbo].[tblCPlogoninfo].[Domain] = 'domainname' and
[lansweeperdb].[dbo].[tblCPlogoninfo].[Username] = 'domainname'
ORDER BY ComputerUnique

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‎08-18-2010 09:19 PM

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‎08-18-2010 10:35 PM
Lansweeper wrote:
Is this a recurring problem on the same computer? (can you reproduce it for testing)
It reproduces daily. I had user reboot made sure they logged in correctly, and not omitting the domain in the username field, triggered a scan on the PC and still the same.
