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I'm having this situation:

  1. I have domain admin privileges on my user account
  2. There are some domain users with unlocktime password permissions (applied by delegation over the domain) for unlock accounts

The domain user with unlock permissions can unlock any account on the network. Good.

My account witch is domain admin gets blocked and the domain user with unlock privileges can't unlock my account.

Why is this happening? There is a security reason? Now, I cannot logon on the network. Need help please!

Additional data, I don't know why my account was blocked. Maybe the reason don't meets the unlocktime privilege, can it be?

Thanks

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Can you please clarify: "My account ... gets blocked"? Do you mean your account is "locked out" or "disabled"? The user that can "unlock" accounts should be able to see this in AD Users & Computers by looking at the Account tab on your User properties. – Clint Aug 12 '10 at 18:02
Sorry was lockedout. The user is able to see the account tab, and for my account the lockedout checkbox appears checked and disabled (he can't change it) – elgransan Aug 12 '10 at 18:11
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