10.4 Server - Client Can't Login In

Hello
Basic knowledge of Tiger Server and need to troubleshoot a client that won't login to the network. It appears that the desktop comes up but the Client can't authenticate with the server.
Any ideas?
Can anyone step me through how to check the client config and see what is going on with the Login?
Anyone available on Skype?
Thanks In advance

ok i had to poke around I changed users to crpyt pas word then back to open directory... got this error
Error of type eDSAuthFailed (-14090) on line 3378 of
/SourceCache/ServerManagerUserGeneral/
ServerManagerUserGeneral-193.2.5/
UserAdvancedPluginView.mm
but after a few times i was able to get the open directory to stick and users can now log in... wierd... any one have an expalnation?

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