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Posted by Steven L Umbach on May 10, 2006, 12:54 am
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Look in the logs via Event Viewer on those computers to see if any
errors/warnings showing problems with domain access and run the support tool
netdiag on them looking for any problems with DNS, dc discovery, domain
account, or trust/secure channel. Support tools are on the install disk of
the operating system in the support/tools folder. You should be able to ping
the domain controller from those computers by IP address and name. Also use
ipconfig /all on those computers to make sure they are using the proper DNS
servers which must be ONLY domain controllers and never an ISP DNS
erver. --- Steve
>I have a Group Policy so that password has to be changed every 70 days.
> One two machines when time is up it tells me and when i try to change
> password it does not allow me saying I have no rights.
> If I change it from server, then I cannot login on machine with new
> password, have to change it back to the old.
> I disabled group policy but still have this problem!
> If I set password never expires from users, still no success! :(
>
> Can I tell windows server to completly ignore change password?
>
> Server = Windows 2000
> Client = Windows 2000
>
> Evan
>
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