Hi Allen,
Thank you for your reply.
I am glad to see you found the solution. So far we didn't receive such kind
of report and it doesn't look like a Kerberos issue. It should be system
specific issue although the root cause hasn't been determined.
Ivan Sheng
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Sorry for the delay in getting back to the newsgroup.
| I found that if the user password begins with the numeral
| 1, it does not work. I changed the user to begin with an
| alhpa character, and it worked without problem. The same
| user (with the password that began with 1) was able to log
| on to the network on a Windows98 system, but could not log
| on an XP Pro machine until the password was changed to
| begin with another character. Could the mentioned
| Kerberos issue cause this behaviour? If not, can anyone
| explain how by just changing the password, the problem was
| resolved.
| Thanks,
| Allen
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Hi Allen,
| >
| >I have 2 suggestions:
| >
| >Suggestion 1:
| >=============
| >
| >This issue could be caused by Kerberos error. Response
| too big for UDP, try
| >TCP.
| >
| >We need to force Kerberos to use TCP resolved the issue.
| For more
| >information on configuring Kerberos to use TCP, see
| Q244474
| >
| >How to Force Kerberos to Use TCP Instead of UDP WGID:324
| >ID: 244474.KB.EN-US CREATED:
http://support.microsoft.com/?
| id=244474
| >
| >
| >Suggestion 2:
| >=============
| >
| >Corrupt user profile?
| >
| >Remove jenb's user profile: delete the folder
| C:\Windows\documents and
| >settings\jenb.
| >
| >
| >Please let me know if you have any questions.
| >
| >Ivan Sheng
| >Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| >| Subject: some users not able to log on to XP workstation
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| >| I have an XP workstation connected to a Windows 2000
| >| network. If I log in as user "lorie", the logon runs
| >| without any problems. If I log in as user "jenb", a
| >| dialog box pops up with "The system could not log you
| >| on. Make sure your User name and domain are correct,
| >| then type your password again. Letters in passwords
| must
| >| be typed using the correct case." When I searched the
| >| KB, the only article that references this message is
| >| 300433. This has nothing to do domain users logging
| into
| >| a workstation. Why can one user log on, but the other
| >| cannot. Nothing is displayed in the logs either.
| >|
| >| TIA
| >|
| >| Allen
| >|
| >|
| >
| >.
| >
|
