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Account lockout after changing passwords Windows 2000 Server

Asked by jgerstne in Windows Network Security

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Recently, I have had three users who changed their passwords as mandated by the policy of changing them every 60 days.  After changing their passwords, the users have been locked out of their accounts even after successfully signing on to the network.  I have tried re-setting their passwords to what they were prior to changing it and repicating these changes across the network, but this does not help.  All affected client PCs are either Windows NT 4.0 Workstation or Windows 2000 Professional.  I have a mix of Windows 2000 Servers and Windows NT 4.0 Servers on the network, and although some of the Windows NT servers have User Manager for Domains configured, the Windows 2000 Server domain controllers are the ones performing account verification.  The Windows 2000 domain controllers all have Service Pack 3 installed.  I would appreciate any input as to how to fix this problem.

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