movemoor schrijft: "Via de NT Security Mailinglist kreeg ik het berichtje dat een Windows 2000 systeem ontoegankelijk kan worden wanneer je met de IEAK (Internet Explorer Administration Kit) een oude IE 5.0 met 128-bit encryptie bouwt":
SYMPTOMS
When you install a Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 browser that was created using the Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK) version 5, which includes the 128-bit encryption component (Ie5dom.exe), you may receive the following error message:
"System cannot log you on because domain Computername is not available."
where Computername is the name of the local computer you are trying to log on to.
NOTE: This error message occurs the first time you restart the computer after you install Internet Explorer.
CAUSE
This issue can occur if you are using an earlier version of the Rsaenh.dll and Schannel.dll files.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue:
Do not install Internet Explorer 5 on a computer running Windows 2000. Windows 2000 includes Internet Explorer 5.01. Use the IEAK to create a separate build of Internet Explorer that includes the latest 128-bit encryption update for Windows 2000 (Encpack.exe). Do not include the /n:v switch if you use the Ie5dom.exe component to create a separate build of Internet Explorer. NOTE: This issue does not occur if you include the Ie501dom.exe component in your Internet Explorer 5.01 package.
Check deze page op Support.Microsoft.com voor de complete omschrijving van het probleem.