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The error message you are encountering, "The credential is invalid. Unexpected sub status (6008)," suggests that there is an issue with the credentials being used for authentication. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:
- Verify Credentials: Ensure that the username and password you are using are correct. You can test this by logging into the machine directly with the same credentials.
- Check Username Format: Depending on your machine's join state, you may need to use a specific format for your username:
- For Microsoft Entra joined or hybrid machines, use
******@domain.com. - For domain-only joined machines, use
DOMAIN\user. You can check your machine's join state by running thedsregcmd /statuscommand.
- For Microsoft Entra joined or hybrid machines, use
- Account Restrictions: Confirm that there are no security or account restriction policies that might be preventing the user from logging in, such as time-of-day restrictions.
- Smart Card Logon: If your machine requires smart card logon, note that connections to machines with this requirement are not supported. You would need to use a machine without this requirement.
- Password Expiration: If you were able to connect previously but are now receiving this error, it could be due to a password expiration. Ensure that the password is still valid and has not expired.
- Use Password Instead of PIN: If you are using a Windows Hello PIN, switch to using a password, as PINs are not supported for this type of connection.
If you follow these steps and still encounter issues, consider checking the specific error codes associated with your situation for more targeted troubleshooting.
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