Login Problems ( Windows 98 / Windows 2003 Server)

We have a Windows 98 computer that is a member of our domain (d.com) We have
three domains; D1.com, D2.com and D.com. D1.com and D2.com are Windows NT 40
domains, the D.com is a Windows 2003 domain.

This is the problem. The Windows 98 computer is not able to connect to the
Windows 2003 domain but it is able to connect to both of the Windows NT 4.0
domains with no problems.

The errors we get when connecting to the Windows 2003 domain is:

"The domain password you supplied is not correct or access to your logon
server has been denied"

“No domain server was available to validate your password�

I use many user names and passwords, including the administrator form all of
the three domains, to log from this computer and it does not work. When
using the same information in another Windows 98 computer it works fine. No
changes were made except a server was promoted to ADC.

Please help me out with any information you may have. I do thank you in
advance for your help!

"***** charles" wrote in message
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"DMI" wrote in message
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We have a Windows 98 computer that is a member of our domain (d.com) We
have
three domains; D1.com, D2.com and D.com. D1.com and D2.com are Windows NT
40
domains, the D.com is a Windows 2003 domain.

This is the problem. The Windows 98 computer is not able to connect to
the
Windows 2003 domain but it is able to connect to both of the Windows NT
4.0
domains with no problems.

The errors we get when connecting to the Windows 2003 domain is:

"The domain password you supplied is not correct or access to your logon
server has been denied"

"No domain server was available to validate your password"

I use many user names and passwords, including the administrator form all
of
the three domains, to log from this computer and it does not work. When
using the same information in another Windows 98 computer it works fine.
No
changes were made except a server was promoted to ADC.

Please help me out with any information you may have. I do thank you in
advance for your help!

First of all, the DOS side of Windows (3.1,95,98) can not become a
"member" like the NT side of Windows (NT,2000Pro,XPPro). It can
however access/use resourses like shares from the server if it is so
aurthorized. (XPHome is a different bird.)
Second, if another 98 machine can do what you want, then reload from
scratch since you may have a corrupted file that is vital to the process
and
try to access again.

later,
charles.....




try removing the NIC from device manager in safe mode then reboot/reinstall
and try the setup again....

the account setup on 2003 for that computer (the login name) should
validate your login and allow access to shared resources.

let us know

"DMI" wrote in message
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We have a Windows 98 computer that is a member of our domain (d.com) We
have
three domains; D1.com, D2.com and D.com. D1.com and D2.com are Windows NT
40
domains, the D.com is a Windows 2003 domain.

This is the problem. The Windows 98 computer is not able to connect to
the
Windows 2003 domain but it is able to connect to both of the Windows NT
4.0
domains with no problems.

The errors we get when connecting to the Windows 2003 domain is:

"The domain password you supplied is not correct or access to your logon
server has been denied"

"No domain server was available to validate your password"

I use many user names and passwords, including the administrator form all
of
the three domains, to log from this computer and it does not work. When
using the same information in another Windows 98 computer it works fine.
No
changes were made except a server was promoted to ADC.

Please help me out with any information you may have. I do thank you in
advance for your help!

First of all, the DOS side of Windows (3.1,95,98) can not become a
"member" like the NT side of Windows (NT,2000Pro,XPPro). It can
however access/use resourses like shares from the server if it is so
aurthorized. (XPHome is a different bird.)
Second, if another 98 machine can do what you want, then reload from
scratch since you may have a corrupted file that is vital to the process and
try to access again.

later,
charles.....