Server side account lockout

Hi

I am having an interesting problem with a 15 user network based on SBS 2003.
It only has SP1 XP workstations.

What seems to happen is that at a certain time (5pm for 3 workstations, 3pm
for another) those workstations are unable to log onto the network. We are
using roaming profiles and the users are able to log on to other workstations
on the network, leaving me befuddled.

Before you suggest it, yes I have set up all the workstations to synchronise
with the server when they restart.
.

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