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Cant add computer to the domain
Name: Japskunk Date: April 22, 2001 at 13:04:18 Pacific
Comment:
I am on the client windows 2000 machine and am having problems logging in. I log on as administrator and remove myself from the domain wwtp. then i restarted and tried to add myself to the domain and it said the network path cannot be found? I open up network places and i see the domain and i can see my computer under that domain still. this is happening to all the computers on my network what do i do? plus all the computers i have on the domain wont let me log on any users that dont have administrative rights.
I have a Windows 2000 server 25 workstation running win 2000 pro and sp1 and exchange 2000. some one please help.
Name: mark Date: April 22, 2001 at 17:08:19 Pacific
Reply:
after you re-boot, do you login as the local administrator?
when you try adding the workstation to the domain did you check the box "create account for this pc on domain, blah, blah, blah" and then use the admin account and password (for the domain)?
if you are already doing these things then you need to provide further details on your network configuration so that you can get some help
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