Logon issues with win98 clients

From: Jeff Richardson (JeffRichardson_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/05 

Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 07:01:03 -0800

we are having a problem with clients logging on to their workstations. All
workstations are currently win98 only, not yet updated to XP. A new user was
created in AD and attempted a logon approx 24 hours after the new account was
configured, at each logon attempt they get the following error:

Unable to log on, please check username / password, or access to your logon
server was denied

I've tried creating a number of new logon accounts and all are reporting
the same issue. Current users can logon with no issues or problems, it only
seems to be new user accounts

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