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by techierob
Have you checked against the windows site for this error id??
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;258296
is the closest thing I could find; but your question was a bit vague. It may help to search against the microsoft site on how to resolve this dilemma
by blackcurrant
Try this page:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=1001&eventno=676&source=Userinit&phase=1
Where it is said:
This is a DHCP/DNS issue. On the DHCP servers be sure that the correct internal DNS servers are listed. Also make sure DHCP is set to "Automatically update DHCP client information in DNS", "Always update DNS", and "Discard forward lookups when lease expires".
Del
Q258296. Exact phrase was not listed in this KB article. But the configuration I am using warented using the solution outlined in it.
Good luck
by razz2
Is this from all workstations or only a few? What is the client OS and are they in a default or custom OU? I would check the obvious...any login scripts and that they are in the proper location. Any GPO and their properties and permissions.
Beyond the basics I would try removing the station(s) from the domain and rejoining.
Good Luck,
razz
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