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Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 630
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User Account Deleted
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- Event ID:
- 630
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- User Account Deleted
- Parameter Description:
- User Account Deleted:%n
%tTarget Account Name:%t%1%n
%tTarget Domain:%t%2%n
%tTarget Account ID:%t%3%n
%tCaller User Name:%t%4%n
%tCaller Domain:%t%5%n
%tCaller Logon ID:%t%6%n
%tPrivileges:%t%7%n
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When you add a new member to an Application Center 2000 cluster, the attempt fails with the following error message:
- 0x800708c5 - The password does not meet the password policy requirements. Check the minimum password length, password complexity and password history requirements.
CAUSE: The account that IIS uses for default anonymous access on the cluster controller does not meet the length or complexity requirements of the password policy for the server that is being added or for the domain that the server belongs to.
RESOLUTION: You must manually change the password for the cluster controllers default IIS anonymous access account.
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Eventlog Type: Security
Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 630
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Eventlog Type: Security
Eventlog Source: Security
Event ID: 630
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