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Your user is not actually logged onto the server. They are logged onto the machine through local security. I would first check the network connection. try to ping internally first 127.0.0.1. If that worked, ping your server. I will get that message if I have no connection to the server. Could be a cable or a NIC. Let me know what happens.

This sounds like a connectivity issue. Have you removed and then added this wkstn to the domain? If so, the SID is different - meaning that although the computer looks and feels the same, it isn't. You'll have to do the following:

1) remove theworkstation from the domain and place it in a workgroup (I use CHANGEME for this)
2) delete the computer acct from the user manager for domains on the PDC
3) RESYNC the domain!!! this is important!!
4) manually add the computer acct back to the domain using the user manager for domains, and once again RESYNC THE DOMAIN.
5) finally, go to the workstation and add it back to the domain thru network properties. At this point it is not necessary to create the account.

Good luck!

That's usually just a time out error when the system has been rebooted and it wont usually affect anything. It can be fixed in the registry by changing the time out from (I belive) 250ms, however, if you log off and log back on you wont get the error.

If the above responses do not work (which they should because they are very good solutions), try going into a command prompt and typing:

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

I've had a similar situation where the computer got a bad subnet maskand that was the reason why it got the message that you're getting.

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