You can't re-image a machine and expect it to connect to the domain
using the current computer account. There is a secure hidden machine
account password which is negotiated between the client and the domain.
By default, it changes every 7 days in NT. You have to remove the machine
from the domain, delete the computer account, then rejoin the domain and
create an account during the process. Make sure you have disabled the
local security policy: member secure digital channel becuase XP will encrypt
the secure channel data by default which isn't supported by NT.
"rickpwilson" <rickpwilson.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:
>I reimaged a machine with a fresh XP installation and named the computer
>the
> same name as the machine I was replacing. It was dual booted so the two
> computers were not on the network at the same time.
> After doing this, I was no longer able to log on to the NT 4 domain with
> the
> original machine. The NT Domain logs a 5722 event whenever I try to log
> on.
> I can unplug the network cable and log on to the original machine with the
> cached profile, connect the cable and am able to connect to the server I
> just
> can't authenticate.
> I have tried the NETDOM utility as well as NLTEST to try and reset the
> secure channel between the original XP machine and the NT Domain to no
> avail.
> I have removed the original machine from the domain and tried to rejoin it
> but am not able to rejoin I get access denied or RPC Service Not Avail.
> I can authenticate when I boot into the new installation of XP.
>
> I'm stumped on this one.