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I have a problem with 1 of the computer in the network.
This user recieved in the previous logon a message to change his password because it has expired , but he didn't change it. Then, when he tried to logon into the computer the later he recieved a msg that "The system couldn't log you on, either the domain name or user name is incorrect.

I have reseted the user password but this didn't solve the problem.
Then, i loged in as an administrator and  i tried to add another user in the network to this computer but i recieved an error"The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed."

Any Suggestion,
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Use the netdom reset command from any computer to reset the trust relationship between the faulty machine and the domain controller.  The netdom reset command is available from a command prompt after you install the support tools from the support folder on any Windows 2000 XP 2003 CD-ROM.

FYI - I recommend you install the support tools on your machine and use them for managing any machine on the network.  You will then be able to join machines remotely and much more.
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look for KB article  162797 on www.technet.com 
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I didin't know how to use the command TRUST syntax.

If the user name :john , domain: car, password:123

How can i reset the trust relationship ?
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