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I had a similar problem a few days ago. Are you getting a long message telling you that the machine is not being able to find the domain? I don't remember the wording because it was a little long, but it was something like: "Windows cannot connect to the domain either because the domain controller is down or otherwise unavailable or because your computer account was not found." Microsoft has a lot of documentation on it. As usual I did not like what they had. I took the machines out the domain, making them join a fictitious work group. Then rejoin the domain and everything went OK. I had three cases, about one week ago. Scott Cassaday wrote: > Im having a wierd issue with the IMC domain.... > Yesterday 3 machines just stopped connecting to the domain. Other > machines in the same office are just fine. The machines can ping the > domain servers and tracert shows only a couple of hops. Just as a test > I tried removing one of the machines from the domain and re-adding. It > comes up with a login window for the domain ( so it apparently is > finding the domain" but once I try to login it throws a "the network > location cannot be reached" I have switched IP's and checked that all > settings are correct. The machines in question are able to browse the > web. Any ideas ? > > Scott Cassaday -- Oscar Castaneda Michigan State University