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The system cannot log you on now because the domain ***** is not available

Asked by cnl83 in Network Management, Computer Servers, Windows Networking

Tags: The system cannot log you on now because the domain ***** is not available

Im changing about 25 computers over to a SBS 2003. I have already changed over about 10, but im stuck on this one machine running windows XP. All the other machines have not had any problems logging in. When I press ctr alt del, enter the password it says "The system cannot log you on now because the domain ***** is not available".
I can log onto the machine locally as administrator, but it will not logon to the domain from the login screen.  I checked the NIC, and it is not set to save power ect. I deleted the user account and re-added the user, went to My Computer, Network ID, rejoined the domain, rebooted, and Bam same thing.

Im using the DNS that my ISP provided. The SBS is not the DNS server. So its an external DNS.
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