Mac OS X (10.6) and Logon failure - 1327

[Cueball]

Hello and welcome everybody!

I have this interesting scenario on my Mac running the latest OS (10.6). I haven't had any luck finding a solution for this error message:

Error: Logon failure: user account restriction. Possible reasons are blank passwords not allowed, logon hour restrictions, or a policy restriction has been enforced. (1327)

When I installed LogMeIn initially, my Mac had an username with a valid password. Since then, for reasons I'll not get into here, I have had to disable the password feature for the Mac. Since then, I have not been able to remote into my Mac. I get the above error message.

When I installed LogMeIn on a different PC with no password, it asked me for a passcode and I entered that in. I thought to myself, maybe I could find preferences or something on my Mac to set up a passcode for me to access my mac remotely. No such luck.

So it is to this forum I'm turning to find out if there's a way to force my logmein on the mac to accept a passcode instead of a password -- short of removing logmein from the mac and removing the computer from my list and doing it all over again. This would be silly, IMHO.

Thanks,

[cavenewt]

Try uninstalling LMI from the Mac you changed the password on, and reinstalling, during which process you can specify a new password. There's probably a way to do this from within LMI but this is a pretty easy way to do it.

[NotLoco]

The LogMeInRemoteUser is used to create an Access Code.

The link below presents the Microsoft Windows procedure to create an Access Code post-install.

For OS X, go to Accounts and create the LogMeInRemoteUser there.

http://help.logmein.com/SelfServiceKnowledgeRenderer?type=FAQ&id=kA030000000DGFOCA4&search=1&kw=Acce...