3 replies
by infoguy
First, I'd try restarting all DC's.
If that doesn't fix it, check for spyware / adware / trojans / virii
If that doesn't fix it, check the client netlogon service.
If that doesn't fix it, dig deeper. Are you using static IP addresses or DNS? Maybe the WINS server address is incorrect in the clients' TCP/IP settings?
Infoguy
by mdavis
by shariffmn
Check name resolution first - DNS if set up needs DC services registration. If WINS, need to see that the 1C entries are registered for clients to connect to DCs upon logon.
Last - check secure channels - nltest /sc_query:domainname /server:computername
If this fails, regardless of top two, you will not be able to logon. Reset channels or remove and add computer(s) back into the domain.
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