corrupt user

[Guest]

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We have a user that has been on our exchange server for over a year. Now all
of a sudden when he tries to log in he gets an error saying"System cannot log
you on. Make sure user name and Domain are correct and retype it in." I have
tried resetting his password using the same one and it worked a couple of
times but now it won't. He is the only user out of 100 that has this problem.
Even when he logged in when he tried to access a folder on the exchange
server it would not let him. It would say access denied. Other people could
without a problem. He has no restrictions on his profile. Is it possible that
there is some kind of corruption in his user profile? Does anyone have any
suggestions? We have NT4.0 with the latest service pack. Please let me know
if anyone has any suggetions.
Thank you,
cat
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cat

 

[Dave]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain (More info?)

cat:

I have had a few occasions over the past couple years when
an account gets corrupt. When that has happened on my
network, I get a message that says "A network error has
occurred." I do not run an Exchange Server on my domain,
though.
The course of action that always resolved this for me was
to delete the user account, and then recreate it with the
same user name, password, etc.

Good luck!

Dave

>-----Original Message-----
>We have a user that has been on our exchange server for
over a year. Now all
>of a sudden when he tries to log in he gets an error
saying"System cannot log
>you on. Make sure user name and Domain are correct and
retype it in." I have
>tried resetting his password using the same one and it
worked a couple of
>times but now it won't. He is the only user out of 100
that has this problem.
>Even when he logged in when he tried to access a folder
on the exchange
>server it would not let him. It would say access denied.
Other people could
>without a problem. He has no restrictions on his profile.
Is it possible that
>there is some kind of corruption in his user profile?
Does anyone have any
>suggestions? We have NT4.0 with the latest service pack.
Please let me know
>if anyone has any suggetions.
>Thank you,
>cat
>--
>cat
>.
>

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain (More info?)

To rule out his profile have him logon to another machine which will create
him a new profile and test that.

--
Scott Harding
MCSE, MCSA, A+, Network+
Microsoft MVP - Windows NT Server

"Dave" <spirit_dm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2adc01c4b146$27cc8b40$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> cat:
>
> I have had a few occasions over the past couple years when
> an account gets corrupt. When that has happened on my
> network, I get a message that says "A network error has
> occurred." I do not run an Exchange Server on my domain,
> though.
> The course of action that always resolved this for me was
> to delete the user account, and then recreate it with the
> same user name, password, etc.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Dave
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >We have a user that has been on our exchange server for
> over a year. Now all
> >of a sudden when he tries to log in he gets an error
> saying"System cannot log
> >you on. Make sure user name and Domain are correct and
> retype it in." I have
> >tried resetting his password using the same one and it
> worked a couple of
> >times but now it won't. He is the only user out of 100
> that has this problem.
> >Even when he logged in when he tried to access a folder
> on the exchange
> >server it would not let him. It would say access denied.
> Other people could
> >without a problem. He has no restrictions on his profile.
> Is it possible that
> >there is some kind of corruption in his user profile?
> Does anyone have any
> >suggestions? We have NT4.0 with the latest service pack.
> Please let me know
> >if anyone has any suggetions.
> >Thank you,
> >cat
> >--
> >cat
> >.
> >