Can't Login (too many logins in a short period)

Hi all, when I launch Ichat, it attempts to connect to the network many times in rapid succession and then I get a message saying that I've tried to login too many times and to wait a while and try to login later.
Has anyone experienced this and is there a fix for it? I haven't been able to log in for 2 days now...
thanks!

Thanks Tony, I had actually searched thru the forums and found that suggestion someplace else. It did not work for me though.
This morning when I tried to launch Ichat, it only logged in twice rapidly and then allowed me onto the system.
I'm sure the problem isn't "fixed" though since I didn't do anything on my end. It just "happened" to work this morning.

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*I don't know if its okay to post a new topic/question then answer it, but i was having this issue and finally found a resolution so i wanted to share it with everyone.*
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Also look at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1462798
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