TS1400R not joining AD domain

[na7ty1ce]

Hi,

A while back, my company bought a TS1400R series TeraStation.  We have not been able to get it to join to our AD domain.  We consistently get an error stating "Participation in the Active Directory domain failed.  Check the settings of the Active Directory domain and check the Administrator username and password."  We have tried many different things, including trying different DCs and putting the domain before our admin username, but we still get this.  I followed all of the instructions in a previous post: http://forums.buffalotech.com/index.php?topic=24052.0.

Just wondering if I could possibly get some help from someone.

Thank you

[davo]

Is SMB1 disabled on the DC?

[na7ty1ce]

As of right now, it is enabled.  Should I disable it and give it a try again?

[Texturtle]

Make sure the unit is on the latest firmware. Is this a standalone domain or part of a forest? Have you verified that the primary DNS server is set to the DC?

Another thing to try in this case is to turn on SMB signing: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff633425(v=ws.10).aspx

[na7ty1ce]

Make sure the unit is on the latest firmware. Is this a standalone domain or part of a forest? Have you verified that the primary DNS server is set to the DC?

Another thing to try in this case is to turn on SMB signing: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff633425(v=ws.10).aspx

Thanks for the reply.  It has the latest firmware...I just verified that.  Also, we have a standalone domain, and yes, the primary DNS server is set to the DC.  I also turned on SMB signing as you suggested.  It still will not connected to the domain.

Any other ideas?

[Texturtle]

At this point I have to suggest contacting tech support for further assistance. They'll likely need to pull system logs to see what's happening.

[na7ty1ce]

At this point I have to suggest contacting tech support for further assistance. They'll likely need to pull system logs to see what's happening.

Not a problem.  Thanks for the replies!