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Weblogic 9.2 running on Windows 2003.
Admin & Managed Servers all on the same machine.
I recently installed a new version of an application which sets up two managed servers. On one, the managed server starts up fine. On the other, when you go into the Admin console to start up the managed server, the initial state of the managed server is SHUTDOWN (typically when it works, the inital status is UNKNOWN). When I try and start the managed server, it does not start up. I get this error:
<Error> <NodeManager> <BEA-300048> <Unable to start the server twperfsvr :
Access to domain 'trackingserver' for user 'abc'denied>
I have checked the configuration and this is the correct username and password (same as the one that is successful) and have tried putting the userid and password in plain text and also changing the password from the admin console, and none of these work. If I try an nmEnroll for the failing managed server with this userid and password, I get the same error.
If I start up NodeManager in general, it starts up fine and Managed Server 1 starts up just fine.

If I look at the status of the NodeManager in the Admin server for this server (Environment>Machines>[MachineName]>Monitoring>Noe Manager Status it says it is reachable. The configuration looks the same as a known good instance on another server (SSL with the right listen address and listen port)
 
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