Failed network login!

Hi All,

I'm having the following problem when connecting via the network to a stand
alone Win2K server. I make the connection (net use...) from a Winnt4.0
machine, using the credentials from a user on the Win2K server. The server
says: "system error 1326 login denied: bad username or password." After a
few tries, the account gets locked out.

The thing is: I *can* log in locally on to the Win2k server, using the *
same * credentials!

For some reason log in via the network is denied. The username is recognized
(the account gets locked out), the password hash is not.

Any help would be appreciated!

BeMe


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