AD Binding Fails @ Step 5

I recently moved a G5 Tower running Tiger 10.4.11 to a new person, and company policy requires me to rename the computer and rebind it with the new name. So I did. I unbind it, and tried to rebind it. And it failed at step 5 after verifying my credentials at step 3. But my credentials work just fine on other machines. I've since tried everything I can think of. I tried to delete the Kerberos file, delete the Active Directory preference file, nothing works. I found another thread on this forum that seems to present the same problem, but that thread hasn't had any response since Feb. I am wondering if anyone knows how to fix this. I'd appreciate any input, thanks.
Message was edited by: Tony S. Wu

No input at all. I'll just rebuild the computer.

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