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Folks:
I get the following from a desktop running W2K Pro in an
AD Domain. While trying to authenticate, errors out with
the following:
'The system cannot log you on to this domain because the
system's computer account in its primary domain is missing
or the pasword on that account is incorrect'
I log on locally and can succesfully ping the IPs for all
resources in CMD window: DNS, DHCP, Gateway.
I am a PC tech and don't have a handle on network issues.
My network admin tells me it's layer one, but I have to
disagree as ICMP packets do their jobs on a ping.
Help...
I get the following from a desktop running W2K Pro in an
AD Domain. While trying to authenticate, errors out with
the following:
'The system cannot log you on to this domain because the
system's computer account in its primary domain is missing
or the pasword on that account is incorrect'
I log on locally and can succesfully ping the IPs for all
resources in CMD window: DNS, DHCP, Gateway.
I am a PC tech and don't have a handle on network issues.
My network admin tells me it's layer one, but I have to
disagree as ICMP packets do their jobs on a ping.
Help...