Administrator profile credentials are invalid

Now I'm using the 10g version and the pointed document, now
an error goes off on step 2 of 6 "Source System Information" (probably that
is
why i was having problems before).
The error says "Administrator profile credentials are invalid" when I input
tsbelcorp.tsnetglobal.com (the machine itself) and password xxxx.
What could be the culprit?
I will slowly recheck al pre-requisites and other steps
Thanks in advance
Kay

Hi,
I have the same problem as you. I use 10g migration tool, I want to migrate from exchange2k to ocs. I create an administrator profile, and when I start migration tool, and fill profile password (which is correct I`m sure of it), it gives me an error Administrator profile credentials are invalid.
Did you resolv your problem, or still you have it?
Could you help me if it is resolved?
Thanks, Timea.

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