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ERROR_Access_Denied after joigning a VM to a domain

  • September 19, 2019
  • 3 min read
Florent Appointaire
Cloud and Virtualization Architect and Microsoft MVP. Florent specializes in public, private, and hybrid cloud ecosystems. An MCSE in Private Cloud, he provides technical leadership in Cloud and Datacenter Management. Florent delivers high-authority insights on Azure deployments, virtualization strategy, and optimizing enterprise-scale cloud infrastructure.
Cloud and Virtualization Architect and Microsoft MVP. Florent specializes in public, private, and hybrid cloud ecosystems. An MCSE in Private Cloud, he provides technical leadership in Cloud and Datacenter Management. Florent delivers high-authority insights on Azure deployments, virtualization strategy, and optimizing enterprise-scale cloud infrastructure.

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After joining a new VM to a domain, I was not able to connect, with a domain account to my VM. I logged in with a local account and I had the following error, after executing nltest /sc_query:yourdomain.be:

Error, after executing nltest /sc_query:yourdomain.be:

I tried to do a nltest /sc_reset:yourdomain.be, same result.

I tried to reset the password of the computer account in the AD, with the following command:

netdom /resetpwd /server:yourdomaincontroller /userd:youradminaccount /passwordd:*

Reset the password of the computer account in the AD

It will ask you the password for the admin account. After that, if you do a nltest /sc_query:yourdomain.be, you’ll always have the same error as before. Do a nltest /sc_reset:yourdomain.be and you will see that now, the connection status is SUCCESS. You can now connect to your VM with a domain account.

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