User locked out of network

G

Guest

I have a user who is currently in another country. She is locked out of the
network
system and she cannot gain access to system unless the password is reset.
I have reset her XP password but, the problem still exist with the continuous
lock outs every morning. She has tried logging out at night but the password
still requires reset in the monring. Any ideas would be brilliant.
Thanks
 
A

AJR

Have you checked the password policy settings? Mostly the requirement to
change password at next logon is selected.
 
R

Ron Lowe

havenlad said:
I have a user who is currently in another country. She is locked out of
the
network
system and she cannot gain access to system unless the password is reset.
I have reset her XP password but, the problem still exist with the
continuous
lock outs every morning. She has tried logging out at night but the
password
still requires reset in the monring. Any ideas would be brilliant.
Thanks

You say re-setting her *XP* password, but do you really mean re-setting her
*domain* password?
If you are re-setting the local XP password, how are you doing that?
Assuming you actually meant domain password, then:

If a user's password is continually being locked out after a password
change, that usually indicates that the old password has been cached
someplace and something is trying to auto-reconnect with the old password.

A second PC is a common cause: has the user left another workstation logged
on someplace with her old password? It will attempt to re-connect mapped
drives etc with the old password and lock out the account.

Another place is in a wireless profile where old passwords may be stored.

Basically, the user needs to remember where she has stored her old password.
 
G

Guest

Thanks for the reply

Yes it's the domain password

I will try that tomorrow

Thanks again

Chris
 

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