When attempting to change passwords on Windows devices, some errors may occur due to inappropriate configurations or lack of proper privileges.
Therefore, including Windows RPC 135 connectivity is essential to perform the password change correctly.
Below, we detail some common errors and their pertinent solutions to ensure efficiency in the password management process.
- NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED:
This error indicates that access has been denied. The solution may involve adjusting user permissions or reviewing applied security policies. A detailed discussion and possible solutions can be found at: Troubleshoot Windows Password Change Error - NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED.
- NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT:
This error suggests response time issues possibly due to network restrictions or insufficient permissions. It is recommended to validate user permissions or use an account with administrative privileges to test connectivity.
- NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE:
This error occurs when there is a login failure, often related to inadequate configuration for password change or local user permissions. It is important to verify that the password change is configured to be performed by the local user. More information can be found at: Enable Windows Registry to Enable Password Changes for Local Users Over the Network.
- NT_STATUS_SHARING_VIOLATION:
This error is often associated with simultaneous access to a file or resource that is locked or in use by another process. A detailed explanation and resolution guidance can be found on Microsoft support: Status Sharing Violation Error Message.
Identifying and resolving these errors are crucial steps to ensuring secure and effective credential and access management.