Strange Logon Problem

dwilson_at_rlc.edu
Date: 11/09/04 

Date: Tue, 09 Nov 2004 10:13:18 -0600

I am having troubles getting Windows XP computers to access resources
in a child domain. I have added the user(s) & groups to the share
permissions and given them the appropriate NTFS rights. The user
authenticates to a parent domain and the logon script attempts to map
a drive to the share in the child domain. The logon script asks for
the username/password for a username; however when you enter the
username/password it does not work- system error 1326.

When I check the security log on the child domain's DC (only one
server in this domain), I see an Event ID 529.

However, here is the STRANGE part. If I attempt to logon as myself
using an XP computer I get the error mentioned above. When I logon as
myself using a Windows 2000 member computer I am able to logon fine
and the logon script will map the drive.

To complicate matters even more; I decided to do some testing and
reversed the scenario (logon to child domain, access share in parent
domain) - it worked fine.

I am running Windows 2003 servers & domain controllers in Windows 2003
mode. The forest is in the highest mode possible. Both domains are
part of the same forest.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Dave

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