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-not currently bits enabled - Win 2003 SP1 I have a new DP in NA domain and a test pc in NA domain which cant download the package from the new DP in NA domain - However, the test pc in the NA domain can download packages from the DP in the EU domain? CAS.log CTM job {A5638F9F-992C-4CFB-94FE-9A18231A682C} encountered error 0x80040229 during download ('Error processing manifest.')- The error maps to denied access. DataTransferServices.log Error getting network access account credentials. Code 0x80040215 https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/configurationmgr/2009/07/20/a-couple-tips-on-configuring-package-access-for-low-rights-users-in-configmgr-2007/ execmgr.log OnContentAvailable program Utimaco Full Disk Encryption 4.50.2 NOT available, 0x80070005 I have also made sure the security rights on the folders have domain\domain computers . I would prefer to not use a Network access account, I just dont understand why this needs one as its in a trusted doamin?? The pc has downloaded a package fine from the DP http://www.networksteve.com/enterprise/topic.php/Access_denied_when_downloading_pkg_from_new_server_share.._Help!/?TopicId=51973&Posts=6 in the EU domain but the package (different package) i have put on the protected DP in the NA domain does not. It recognises that the package is there on the protected DP in NA domain so can see the DP but when it tries to start the download it throws up the access errors "Error getting network access account credentials. Code 0x80040215" Thanks in advance Kev Kev :) October 27th, 2011 11:14am From what I understand it might be the NA clients computername$ acc that cant access the network resource on the new NA DP (same domain) but can on the EU DP... How can i test this so I can rule out the issue of the computername$ account not able to access the network resource?Kev :) Free Windows Admin Tool Kit Click here and download it now October 28th, 2011 3:21am you can try PsExec.exe \\
Today I started with Operating Systems andimported Windows 7 source files to Build and Capture a reference image. This on a Hyper-V host http://henkhoogendoorn.blogspot.com/2012/05/network-access-account-in-configmgr.html to build a driver free reference image. When starting the Build and Capture task sequence, errors where displayed almost immediately after starting it. These are the error messages seen: - GetMPLocation failed (0x80004005) - Failed to Run Task Sequence (0x80070057) - Failed to query http://xxxxx for MP location On most forums I read that I need to configure the error getting Network Access Account right and create Boundary Groups to get the job done. But I configured everything right, why still the error messages where displayed? So I checked the Network Access Account again. Just go to the Software Distribution Component properties for that. By default the following is selected: "Use the computer account of the Configuration Manager client". That way error getting network it didn't start the task sequence at all. I changed it to "Specify the account that accesses network locations" and selected my Network Access Account. Beneath Security- Accounts is possible to edit the account credentials again. Strange enough when verifying the account it was running fine. Test connection to different shares where all okay. Because I didn't trust it, I changed it to a totally different password and still the account verification was fine. How is that possible? Long story short, I typed in the password again and started the Build and Capture task sequence another time. All was running fine now! It was my password which wasn't correct, but there's no way to see that? ConfigMgr let you know all is running okay, and "Test connection" will let you see that "The connection was successfully verfied". Even with a bad password! (a bug maybe?) I think there's something really strange with the Network Access Account password verfication. Maybe it's functionality is not good in the RTM version? Because in Beta2/RC the same thing cannot be