FSCT support domains env - fails on namespace connection.

Hey all,

I'm running into some issues the the v1.2 FSCT app.

I've got a test domain, two clustered 2008 R2 servers with DFS and 1 TB of file space setup. my clients are 5 windows 7 (64bit) desktops. All other servers are 2008 R2 (FSCT controller, AD controllers etc)

Domain is: Pre-prod.prv

Client VM's are: PPR235QCLI01-CLI05

Controller VM is: PPR235QCTL01

DFS server is: PPR235QFLS03

Test users are (auto generated as) PPR235QCLI01U1-U10 etc etc for each client VM

The preparation phase runs through no problem, it creates the dummy users in the USERS OU (i then move them out although leaving them there doesn't help) All test USERS have full local admin access to; the win7 clients, DFS servers and FSCT controller. I get the following error when running the RUN phase (i'm trying this on 1 client desktop and with 10 users)

Initializing user PPR235QCLI05u1.
Starting user: PPR235QCLI05u1
Creating thread for user: PPR235QCLI05u1.
Connecting to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1.
Connection to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 failed (try 1 of 5).
Connection to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 failed (try 2 of 5).
Connection to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 failed (try 3 of 5).
Connection to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 failed (try 4 of 5).
Connection to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 failed (try 5 of 5).
Error running test. Connect to \\pre-prod.prvu1\FSCT\users\PPR235QCLI05u1 using
password: P@ssw0rdP@ssw0rd failed [error code: 67].
Error starting user: PPR235QCLI05u1.

Something to note is that the DFS namespace works fine when i browse with explorer (logged in as the CLI05U1 user) full R/W no issues. I get only one error in the event log of the Win7 desktop

I've deleted the auto generated account and created it manually, still not working. reset the password, confirmed that I can log into each desktop and server as the user, browsed the DFS namespace and created/deleted files therein.

Anyone seen something like this before?