Trust issues on a win2k server

[Ace_Mann99]

I have just got a new server up and running on my domain. I am runnin win2k server and all the clients are runnin winxp pro. All but two clients are able to log on and have network capabilities such as access the server and printing from a network printer. However, two of them as I mentioned above are not able to access the server or printer. In the event log it is saying (for the 2 mis-behaving clients) it is a trust issue.

Here is the error:

"The computer student 6 tried to connect to the server \\AWS001 using the trust relationship established by the domain. However, the computer lost the SID when the domain was reconfigured. Reestablish the trust relationship."

Anyone have any ideas?

[DVNT1]

Have the workstations be re-imaged?

For that specific error, you may just need to change the PC to Workgroup and then back to the domain.

[Ace_Mann99]

Thanx for the info.

[Ace_Mann99]

***UPDATE***

I am still having trouble with the two clients on the server......however, I have got the clients to now have access to the network printers....it's still kinda wierd that I am being asked (by the server error log) to set up the trust relationship again. Since trust issue are for Server to Server or Domain to Domain. If any one has any more ideas please let me in on them.
I did try the to change the clients to a workstation and then back to the domain again only to loose the profile and I am still not able to find the right NEW profile to put the OLD profile into so the user can go on as usuall. Did I confuse anyone yet?

[DVNT1]

Are these workstations images?

Is the workstation time nearly identical to the server time?


Btw, Trust issues can be client-server too.

As for the Profile issue: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=811151

In additioan to the questions, please post a copy of the relating Event log error message.

[Ace_Mann99]

No, the clients are not images.
I will have to check the time on the two computers.
And thanx for the info on the Trust issue....I did not know that it could be between the client and server.