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I have a customer with a Windows 2003 Small Bus. Server and a Windows XP Pro
workstation. After changing her password as required by the password policy,
she has trouble logging onto the domain. It tells her she can't connect and
none of the drive letters are mapped (which come from her logon script). If
she manually deletes all her previous persistant connections and then logs on
again, then her drive letters will show up. But the next time, she'll be
right back where she started.
The symptom also shows up in Outlook, where it won't accept her logon
credentials for her .pst file, which is located on one of the mapped drives.
She's changing her password in the normal way, but it seems like Windows XP
is still trying to use the previous password to authenticate in some cases
for some reason. All the other stations on the network work normally even
after changing passwords.
workstation. After changing her password as required by the password policy,
she has trouble logging onto the domain. It tells her she can't connect and
none of the drive letters are mapped (which come from her logon script). If
she manually deletes all her previous persistant connections and then logs on
again, then her drive letters will show up. But the next time, she'll be
right back where she started.
The symptom also shows up in Outlook, where it won't accept her logon
credentials for her .pst file, which is located on one of the mapped drives.
She's changing her password in the normal way, but it seems like Windows XP
is still trying to use the previous password to authenticate in some cases
for some reason. All the other stations on the network work normally even
after changing passwords.