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Hi,
I have a little error when I try to join an Active Directory Domain on my OS X Lion:
- First time I tried, I had some problems with the authorizations, so I unbind my Mac from Domain and when I try to bind it again, the error "Unable to store password" occurs all the time.
Is there a way to join my domain again?
Would be very helpful if someone has the answer!
Thanks
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7)
Same problem here. Any solution?
try running fix permissions in disk utility
Fix permissions worked for me. You will likely need to restart after running it, then try rebinding again.
This worked for me also. Thanks for the fix!
This also worked for me. Thanks for the help!
Having this issue in 10.8.4. Repairing disk permissions does not solve the problem.
I also had this problem, and fix disk perms didn't solve it for me.
In the end I re-installed 10.8 (non-destructive) which solved this problem, plus a few other issues I was having.
I am currently having the exact same issue. Repairing disk permissions do not work. Has anybody else found a way to fix this? its only happening on a handful of older MacPros.
Unable to store password (Active Directory)
