Re: Domain users unable to change password

Hi,

Hank Arnold schrieb:
> As I indicated, if the user logs onto the domain using an ICA or RDP client,
> they can change the password with no problem. If, however, they do a domain
> logon from the XP logon screen and try to change the password, they are not
> allowed.

Just as a idea:
Did you ever reinstaled the AD with the same name?
If so, the clients still can logon, but they can´t change their PW.
They will only be able to change the PW, if set the workstations back
in a worggroup and then back again in the AD.
This can be caused if you reinstalles the AD, with the samen name.
Then the name is identical, but the Domain-SID isn´t.

The behavior sounds a little bit like this.

Mark
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