I have a MACbook Pro that needs to be added to my Windows .LCL domain. Everytime I try to add, it says it cannot authenticate. Any Idea why??

I have a Mac book Pro that I have been trying to add to ourmWindows 2008 Sever on our .LCL Domain to the Active Directory. Everytime I try to bind it, it says Authentication failed. I am a Net Admin, and have appropriate permissions. I created the computer name in Active Directory, and named the MAC the same name. I have tried to do this using both Static, and DHCP IP's. ANyone know what I should do??

I have the same problem, anybody? please help!

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