Log on problem --

[Guest]

I can not get thru in the Log on page... it keeps sending
the same message:
"System can not start a session at this moment because the
domain it is not available"
What should I do?
..

 

[David Candy]

The dialog box allows you to choose a Domain or local logon. Choose Local or get your Network Administrators to fix it.

 

[David Candy]

What the story with your network then. Usually Domains are administered by network admins.
The dialog box allows you to choose a Domain or local logon. Choose Local or get your Network Administrators to fix it.

 

[Guest]

Well it does, but this is not the case here... The thing
is when I turn the computer on, the Log on screen pop up
but when I wrote my username, password and domain, it
keeps sending the same message... the rest of the computer
in the LAN can log on but this one... I do not know where
to start... it does not let me get futher of this screen.

Help!

-----Original Message-----
What the story with your network then. Usually Domains

are administered by network admins.

The dialog box allows you to choose a Domain or local

logon. Choose Local or get your Network Administrators to
fix it.

 

[David Candy]

Can other computers see this computer. Any admin can connect to the hidden share c$. Can you log on locally rather than a domain. It this the EXACT text of the message. What happened before this occured. Have you checked the cables. Can you log on as any other user.

 

[Guest]

After a while the computer sends a message... there is an
IP address conflict... (but I can not see what is the IP
it already has)
I have checked the cables. OK
I can not log on locally.
The exact text is:
"El sistema no puede iniciar su sesion en este momento
porque el dominio no esta disponible"
Nothing ocurrs before this... It seems a normal start up.
I can not log on as any other user.

Thanks for you help...

-----Original Message-----
Can other computers see this computer. Any admin can

connect to the hidden share c$. Can you log on locally
rather than a domain. It this the EXACT text of the
message. What happened before this occured. Have you
checked the cables. Can you log on as any other user.

 

[David Candy]

Exact text is important as it's what we search on.

Here's a spanish language page with that term on it. I don't know what it says.
http://groups.google.com.au/groups?...=eYcs2dG#[email protected]&rnum=1

Do you use static or dynamic addressing (or ICS)? When you try to logon as another user or locally what happens - the same message?

Generally how is it configured. How long since someone logged on on this computer. Were they playing with the internet settings when it last worked?