"Access Denied" after password change

Hi all,

Users on our Win2003 SBS domain lose their network permissions after
being prompted to change their domain password.

"Lose" is perhaps not strictly correct...... after the password
change, they successfully log on, but the logon script in NETLOGON
will not execute, nor will Outlook talk to the Exchange box.

If I go to their machine and open the NETLOGON share, an
authentication box will appear, asking for their password (again). If
they provide it - and turn on the 'Remember my password' option -
they're away.

In other words, the domain seems to "forget" that they've just
authenticated.

Has anyone encountered this before, and if so, is there a known fix?

Thanks in advance,

Jason Paris

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> Hi all,
>
> Users on our Win2003 SBS domain lose their network permissions after
> being prompted to change their domain password.
>
> "Lose" is perhaps not strictly correct...... after the password
> change, they successfully log on, but the logon script in NETLOGON
> will not execute, nor will Outlook talk to the Exchange box.
>
> If I go to their machine and open the NETLOGON share, an
> authentication box will appear, asking for their password (again). If
> they provide it - and turn on the 'Remember my password' option -
> they're away.
>
> In other words, the domain seems to "forget" that they've just
> authenticated.
>
> Has anyone encountered this before, and if so, is there a known fix?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Jason Paris


Are there any errors in the Event viewer on the DC? I'm looking for Kerberos
and Netlogon errors specifically, but any errors will help.

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