The current user is a local user...

Attempting to install Configuration Manager. During the prereq check we receive the following error...
"The current user is a local user and does not have domain credentials"
The account we are using does have domain credentials so we are lost.

Looks like you have reused the same IP or Domain Name twice in your domain or trying to reuse some deleted entry which was not removed completely.
Remove the machine from domain.
In your domain machine get into "Active Directory Users and Computers" find the entry for your computer under
<Your Domain Name> --> Computers
Delete this entry.
Add the machine back to domain.

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> installed on the clients running WinXP Pro SP3.
<snip>
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