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How to check for “lost trust” issues on LRC PCs before classes
- We experience computers that fail allowing students to log in, thus disrupting face-to-face classes in the LRC.
- We have found no diagnostic tool working, other than attempting to log into the machine.
- Current workaround is manually removing and adding them back to the domain, when students experience login issues – which is time consuming, certainly too time-consuming during classes.
- Suggested workaround Checklist, to be run before any class in the LRC (check calendar):
- Student staff
- logs in on each individual computer and notes failures (
- this could be accelerated by using mstsc, especially with remote desktop connection manager and lrc.rdg) on the reception desk computers
- do we have automated (scriptable) login options?
- Coordinator
- from Deepfreeze-console, unfreezes computers in question
- from Symantec Ghost Console
- puts computers in question into domain-issues folder
- runs tasks against this folder
- “remove from domain”
- “add to Domain&AD”
- from Deepfreeze-console, freezes computers in question
- Student staff
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