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Why is my Network account not working after High Sierra?
It appears that the main issue is in the empty local cache of network accounts after upgrade to High Sierra. I was able to login to network account without re-binding to network directory using the following steps (simplified comparing to @ernestasen’s answer):
Are there any issues with macOS High Sierra?
Some MacOS High Sierra users have reported issues with wireless networking after updating their Mac to the latest system software version.
How do I update my Mac to High Sierra?
This is easy, but you should always backup a Mac before installing any system software update. Go to the Apple menu and choose the App Store, then go to the “Updates” section and install any available system software updates to High Sierra
How can I log in to my Network account?
I logged in as a local admin, created a new local account, logged in to that account, connected to AD subnet (since I’m remote) via the VPN (which took some doing to get my VPN profile in this temp’ user account), then once connected, I did fast user switching to my domain account, and it worked.
Why did my upgrade to High Sierra fail?
MBP downloaded the upgrade, went through the installation said had 40 minutes to go and poof dreaded white screen of death. Tried every possible option and solution for a failed install with no success.
Can a MacBook Pro be upgraded to High Sierra?
Upgrade to high Sierra failed, now can’t start up or even boot in safe or recovery mode or anything. I get the start up chime & woosh but then nothing Upgrade from Sierra to high Sierra in mid 2012 macbook pro retina.
Why is my Mac not able to login using network account?
On login screen, I see a red dot beside username saying network accounts are unavailable I have two accounts on my machine. One network account with admin privileges and a local account with standard privileges. I am able to login using local account but not with the network account. I have FileVault recovery keys, will it help?