Users who have changed their password can't authenticate at the FileVault preboot screen
Last Modified: 2022-10-12 07:21:42 Etc/GMT
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Users who have changed their password can't authenticate at the FileVault preboot screen
Technical Articles ID:
KB81289
Last Modified: 2022-10-12 07:21:42 Etc/GMT EnvironmentManagement of Native Encryption (MNE) - all supported versions
Supported Mac OS X systems For details, see KB79375 - Supported platforms for Management of Native Encryption. ProblemAn LDAP or Active Directory (AD) user is unable to use 'change password' to authenticate at the
The issue is seen when MNE is installed. A user's password isn't synchronized between the AD service and The Where XXXX-… is the user's UUID The logon issue is seen only after a user changes the password either through the "Password Change" option under AD Users and Computer, or the User Groups Preferences Pane in System Preference. CauseWith the release of MNE 1.0, we've introduced a security feature,
MNE also changed the IMPORTANT: MNE doesn't cause this issue. The Mac OS X security features enabled by MNE cause this issue. Solution
Disable the MNE
IMPORTANT: It's good security practice to shut down your computer when you're out of the office or home, especially when you travel.
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