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Was the computer object/deleted edited in AD?<br />
Look out for event logs both on AD and on Client.<br />
Client's logs will provide details as to when it started happening and you could co-relate the time stamp to some event that happened on the client or on the server?<br />

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Was the computer object/deleted edited in AD?
Look out for event logs both on AD and on Client.
Client's logs will provide details as to when it started happening and you could co-relate the time stamp to some event that happened on the client or on the server?


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I've recently seen on our network SMB signing issues and access denied messages in captures between my Windows XP machines and 2008 domain controllers. &nbsp;I wonder if the opposite is not happening in this case. &nbsp;Could there be SMB security sigining issues between Windows 7 machines and Windows 2003 and if so why has this suddenly cropped up? &nbsp;A recent windows update perhaps? &nbsp;Just a thought that may be unrelated.
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I've recently seen on our network SMB signing issues and access denied messages in captures between my Windows XP machines and 2008 domain controllers.  I wonder if the opposite is not happening in this case.  Could there be SMB security sigining issues between Windows 7 machines and Windows 2003 and if so why has this suddenly cropped up?  A recent windows update perhaps?  Just a thought that may be unrelated.

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 we have Windows Server 2003 server as DC along with few Windows 7 machines. Yesterday two of &nbsp;Windows 7 machines have been receiving the error Trust Relationship between workstation and domain fails and users are unable to login to the machine. We know of a fix by removing the machine from the domain and re-joining the machine. &nbsp;i am wondering whether this is going to happen again ,I am currently trying to find the root cause to this problem your help will be appreciated
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 we have Windows Server 2003 server as DC along with few Windows 7 machines. Yesterday two of  Windows 7 machines have been receiving the error Trust Relationship between workstation and domain fails and users are unable to login to the machine. We know of a fix by removing the machine from the domain and re-joining the machine.  i am wondering whether this is going to happen again ,I am currently trying to find the root cause to this problem your help will be appreciated

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