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Mobile Device Oddity

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Deborah Hovey Boutchyard (dhovey))
Fri Apr 13 12:17:51 2012

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Happy Friday, Everyone!

I'm hoping someone may have experienced a weird issue we're having and can =
point us in the right direction!  I have a user with a machine on both camp=
uses, and iPad, and an iPhone.  The Help Desk has verified that her profile=
s on her iPad and iPhone are not caching credentials, but when she comes on=
 campus, invariably she is being locked out of her AD account and we can't =
figure out why.  Our threshold for incorrect log ins is very high at 10, bu=
t she is consistently being locked out.

I'm told the OS is up to date on each device and that they should not be at=
tempting to connect automatically when in range, but even if they did, the =
passwords are correct and should work.  Have any of you seen a similar issu=
e?  More importantly, any clue what to do about it?

Thanks very much, as always, for your brain power!  :)

Deb
UMW

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sk has verified that her profiles on her iPad and iPhone are not caching cr=
edentials, but when she comes on campus, invariably she is being locked out=
 of her AD account and we can&#8217;t figure out why.&nbsp; Our threshold f=
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lass=3DMsoNormal>I&#8217;m told the OS is up to date on each device and tha=
t they should not be attempting to connect automatically when in range, but=
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y of you seen a similar issue?&nbsp; More importantly, any clue what to do =
about it?<o:p></o:p></p><p class=3DMsoNormal><br>Thanks very much, as alway=
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