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SYMPTOMS
If there are multiple SNA Server Host Account Cache databases configured
for use within a Windows NT domain, there may be times when one or more of
the backup Host Account Cache databases are not in sync with the master
database. SNA users or applications (or both) that are configured to use
host security integration features such as single sign-on and host account
synchronization may fail to get host sessions if one of the out-of-sync
backup Host Account databases is accessed for account mapping or
synchronization.
CAUSEWhen a new user account (that did not exist previously in the Windows NT Account database) is added to the Host Account Cache database, the master Host Account Cache database sends an update request to all backup Host Account Cache databases. The backup databases add the same user account to their copy of the database. This add fails because the backup databases cannot locate the user account in the Windows NT account database. WORKAROUNDTo work around this problem, you can synchronize the Windows NT Backup Domain Controller (where the backup Host Account Cache databases are running) with the Windows NT Primary Domain Controller. STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in SNA Server versions 3.0,
3.0 SP1, 3.0 SP2, and 4.0.
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