The logon process was unable to display security

#The logon process was unable to display security password
#The logon process was unable to display security windows

'The logon process was unable to display security and logon options when CTL + alt +del was pressed. Logon ID is a semi-unique (unique between reboots) number that identifies the logon session. Upon hitting ctrl alt del I get the Failure to display security and shutdown as the header then. Account Domain: The domain or - in the case of local accounts - computer name.

In the Network Agent policy properties, go to the NetworkВ tab and configure the connection to the Administration Server and Connection profiles (if used). The user and logon session that performed the action.

The Administration Server name or IP address are displayed incorrectly on the managed computer (the name and the IP address do not match).

UDP port 15000 is closed on the managed computer.

TCP ports 13000, 14000 are closed on the computer with the Administration Server.

To check, use the ping command on the managed computer.

The server cannot be accessed from the managed computer.

The managed computer is not running at the moment.

#The logon process was unable to display security windows

The managed computer is already connected to a different Administration Server in this Windows network.

Use the search ( Find computer in the context menu of the Administration Server) to find computers with similar names: enter the name of the computer and the asterisk *. As we discussed earlier, there is a subtle. As the name implies, the Logon/Logoff categoryвЂ™s primary purpose is to allow you to track all logon sessions for the local computer.

The network includes several workstations with the same name and the wrong workstation was added to the group. Logon/Logoff events in the Security log correspond to the Audit logon events policy category, which comprises nine subcategories.

The Administration Server service is not running on the Administration Server.

Network Agent is not running on the managed computer. You can use the Security Audit Log to record security-related system information such as changes to user master records or unsuccessful logon attempts.

The Network Agent was installed on the managed computer locally and the address or port of the Administration Server was specified incorrectly.

In both cases, the report was unable to connect to a remote SQL Server database.

#The logon process was unable to display security password

The Network Agent is not installed on the managed computer. When testing whether or not the Crystal engine could use impersonation, I tried both specifying my user name and password in the web.config file as well as leaving the information blank (and the ASP.NET worker process would use the current login credentials).