Logging on to Windows 2000 domain

I have a Windows 98 computer attempting to logon to a
domain controller located in another town. The two sites
are connected via point-to-point T1 links. The Windows 98
machine in question can ping, browse to, and visit web
pages located on said domain controller; however, this
Windows 98 machine CANNOT authenticate to it's domain. It
is a member of the domain, and the user account used to
try to authenticate is valid. This Windows 98 machine is
given the following error message upon logon attempt:

"The domain password you supplied is incorrect or access
to your logon server has been denied."

Any thoughts?

Win2K is case sensitive on passwords unlike it's
predicessors. have the P/W reset and then try again
keeping the correct case on the Letters of the password
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a Windows 98 computer attempting to logon to a
>domain controller located in another town. The two sites
>are connected via point-to-point T1 links. The Windows
98
>machine in question can ping, browse to, and visit web
>pages located on said domain controller; however, this
>Windows 98 machine CANNOT authenticate to it's domain.
It
>is a member of the domain, and the user account used to
>try to authenticate is valid. This Windows 98 machine is
>given the following error message upon logon attempt:
>
>"The domain password you supplied is incorrect or access
>to your logon server has been denied."
>
>Any thoughts?
>.
>

Thanks, but this isn't the case. I've logged on as this
user successfully from within the LAN local to the DC.
>-----Original Message-----
>Win2K is case sensitive on passwords unlike it's
>predicessors. have the P/W reset and then try again
>keeping the correct case on the Letters of the password
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have a Windows 98 computer attempting to logon to a
>>domain controller located in another town. The two
sites
>>are connected via point-to-point T1 links. The Windows
>98
>>machine in question can ping, browse to, and visit web
>>pages located on said domain controller; however, this
>>Windows 98 machine CANNOT authenticate to it's domain.
>It
>>is a member of the domain, and the user account used to
>>try to authenticate is valid. This Windows 98 machine
is
>>given the following error message upon logon attempt:
>>
>>"The domain password you supplied is incorrect or access
>>to your logon server has been denied."
>>
>>Any thoughts?
>>.
>>
>.
>

Have you machine installed the Active Directory Client?

It is posible that your user is locked. So you need your
user to be unlocked.


>-----Original Message-----
>I have a Windows 98 computer attempting to logon to a
>domain controller located in another town. The two sites
>are connected via point-to-point T1 links. The Windows
98
>machine in question can ping, browse to, and visit web
>pages located on said domain controller; however, this
>Windows 98 machine CANNOT authenticate to it's domain.
It
>is a member of the domain, and the user account used to
>try to authenticate is valid. This Windows 98 machine is
>given the following error message upon logon attempt:
>
>"The domain password you supplied is incorrect or access
>to your logon server has been denied."
>
>Any thoughts?
>.
>