Normally shaky logins are caused by missing or corrupt edu.mit.kerberos files so always check that first but you might also want to look at the user's e-mail address in AD too.
We had a user who couldn’t log into any bound Mac using his AD account however he could log into a PC. On the Macs, he would get a shaky login box and a cryptic error saying “you can’t log in at this time”.
Checking his AD account I noticed that he didn’t have a secondary SMTP of @corp.ipgnetwork.com. I added the SMTP, waited for replication and then he was able to log in.
We had a user who couldn’t log into any bound Mac using his AD account however he could log into a PC. On the Macs, he would get a shaky login box and a cryptic error saying “you can’t log in at this time”.
Checking his AD account I noticed that he didn’t have a secondary SMTP of @corp.ipgnetwork.com. I added the SMTP, waited for replication and then he was able to log in.
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