Non domain admins can't auththenticate

I'm setting up a new ACS 5.6. It has an external identity store connected to our AD. The RADIUS client is an ASA5510 with 9.1(5)21. My issue is I can only authenticate accounts in the Domain Admins group. Accounts not in the Domain Admins group fail authentication. The message I see in the ACS log has Failure Reason "15039 Selected Authorization Profile is DenyAccess. Access Service is "Default Network Access", Authorization Profiles is "DenyAccess".
The account I'm testing with is in the "ACS Remote VPN Devices" group. I added this group in Users and Identity Stores > External Identity Stores > Active Directory > Directory Group tab by using select and adding the group. I did not type in the group name. I created an access Policy and added the ACS Remote VPN Devices group to this policy. The Domain Admins group is also on this policy.
The test I am using to generate successful or failed logins is on the ASA. I use the command "test aaa authentication RADIUS user ??? password ????
With an account in the Domain Admins group the test is successful. With an account not in the Domain Admins group the test fails.
Thanks for any help.
Bill

hmmm. If your computer is on a domain, and you plug it into someone else's network running workgroup, you should be OK, if the workgroup is on single segment. Your computer will resort to Netbios name resolution if host name resolution fails.
You can remove the primary dns suffix from your computer, but if the DHCP server that negotiates the lease on the network you are on supplies option 015, it will add the domain suffix to that NIC.
Since I do not know the exact situation you are facing, you can try this...
Open the control panel--> system--> advanced settings --computer name tab --> change button --> more button --> uncheck "change primary dns suffix... & also clear the text box that contains the primary dns suffix.
Overview regarding name resolution for windows:
Microsoft Windows TCP/IP NetBIOS and Host Name Resolution
http://www.anitkb.com/2010/08/microsoft-windows-tcpip-netbios-and.html
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