Multiple access problems after login to domain

[Guest CUBuffs]

I have a user who after logging in to our Server 2003 domain from her XP Pro

pc has multiple access issues. She is unable to access her public files and

receives a prompt to login for access to the server. When inputing her

username and password she then receives the following error message:

 

"Logon unsuccessful: The username you typed is the same as the username you

logged in with. That username has already been tried. A domain controller

cannot be found to verify that username."

 

Additionally, she has no access to printers and when launching Outlook 2003

for access to the Exchange server 2003 she is prompted for her username and

password but cannot gain access. The error message says the login

information is incorrect.

 

I have tried changing her login password several times but the problems

continue. She is the only user out of 45 others that seems to have this

problem. It seems as if she has not been authenticated by the One and only

server we have.

 

All comments and ideas are appreciated. Thanks.

[Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Re: Multiple access problems after login to domain

 

 

"CUBuffs" <CUBuffs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:023BC916-CEDE-43C8-9E8E-E770F719090F@microsoft.com...

>I have a user who after logging in to our Server 2003 domain from her XP

>Pro

> pc has multiple access issues. She is unable to access her public files

> and

> receives a prompt to login for access to the server. When inputing her

> username and password she then receives the following error message:

>

> "Logon unsuccessful: The username you typed is the same as the username

> you

> logged in with. That username has already been tried. A domain

> controller

> cannot be found to verify that username."

>

> Additionally, she has no access to printers and when launching Outlook

> 2003

> for access to the Exchange server 2003 she is prompted for her username

> and

> password but cannot gain access. The error message says the login

> information is incorrect.

>

> I have tried changing her login password several times but the problems

> continue. She is the only user out of 45 others that seems to have this

> problem. It seems as if she has not been authenticated by the One and

> only

> server we have.

>

> All comments and ideas are appreciated. Thanks.

 

She might have a corrupted profile. Reboot the machine, log on

as admin and rename her profile folder to something else, then

try again.

[Guest CUBuffs]

Re: Multiple access problems after login to domain

 

She has tried logging in from other computers on the domain with the same

results. Could this still be a corrupted profile?

 

Also, the security event log shows event id 675 pre-authentication failure.

 

 

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>

> "CUBuffs" <CUBuffs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:023BC916-CEDE-43C8-9E8E-E770F719090F@microsoft.com...

> >I have a user who after logging in to our Server 2003 domain from her XP

> >Pro

> > pc has multiple access issues. She is unable to access her public files

> > and

> > receives a prompt to login for access to the server. When inputing her

> > username and password she then receives the following error message:

> >

> > "Logon unsuccessful: The username you typed is the same as the username

> > you

> > logged in with. That username has already been tried. A domain

> > controller

> > cannot be found to verify that username."

> >

> > Additionally, she has no access to printers and when launching Outlook

> > 2003

> > for access to the Exchange server 2003 she is prompted for her username

> > and

> > password but cannot gain access. The error message says the login

> > information is incorrect.

> >

> > I have tried changing her login password several times but the problems

> > continue. She is the only user out of 45 others that seems to have this

> > problem. It seems as if she has not been authenticated by the One and

> > only

> > server we have.

> >

> > All comments and ideas are appreciated. Thanks.

>

> She might have a corrupted profile. Reboot the machine, log on

> as admin and rename her profile folder to something else, then

> try again.

>

>

>