Thanks everyone.
I thought this should be the case, but the dfm user name doesn't match any unix name. From what I can tell, it doesn't match a Windows Domain either. There is not a local password account on the DFM server for him either. I created a new local account for him and I can log in using the username and password.
I'm guessing he must have had a local account sometime in the past that got deleted. The .OLD copy of the password file is dated more than a year ago and he wasn't in there either. I guess he hasn't used the account in a longer time than I expected :-)
Thanks,
Jeff
Jeff,
if the DFM server is running on a *NIX box, your user is usually authenticating back through to the OS. Changing the user password on the machine usually takes care of it.
good luck,
- -=Tom Nail
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Jeff Cleverley Unix Systems Administrator 4380 Ziegler Road Fort Collins, Colorado 80525 970-288-4611