Summary: Hi, I would like some thoughts on this. I am doing some work for a very small company (in terms of infrastructure) and I think there is only around 8 ...
Summary: I am having a small problem with a new DNS server that I have added to the network, which I am installing Exchange on. I am unable to find a solution...
Summary: Active Directory: The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted. Hi guys! I am having issues with AD on one of my domain cont...
Summary: Hey all. I'm currently playing around with a spare system and evaluation Win Server 2003. I have a static public IP address assigned by my ISP. I also...
Summary: Issue: I have 3 low-end servers (all win 2003 standard) and 3 IP(s) from my ISP. I am trying to setup my own web and mail servers. Step: I make 2 se...
Summary: our setup is that of the vpn client to a sonicwall vpn appliance which provides the first layer of authenication. We then launch a citrix session [yo...
Summary: Hi folks, This is a first post. I'm having dns and active directory problems. DNS is running but the domain seems to be down. I've gotten these errors...
Summary: Finally got my GP to work..i was pointing to the routers DNS servers, which in turn were pointing to ISP dns servers...so the clients were never actua...
Summary: We just upgraded our hardware. We are keeping the same IP address (151.199.201.75) and file structure. The machine is on. The services are running....
Summary: I recently upgraded from a dynamic IP to a static and ever since I have been having trouble browsing certain sites. Yahoo and google are fine, but Mi...
Summary: I am having same issue as this post http://www.computing.net/windows200... (the domain is domain.com and will not display our domain.com web site so I...
Summary: As a precaution, I would highly recommend you run dcdiag to check for DNS issues that could be related to AD. Doesn't hurt or cost anything, and you ...
Summary: DNS is configured correctly then and we are not dealing with a dns issue. What is throwing me is that fact with this proper config your workstations c...
Summary: I setup my DHCP server and configured my DNS server. But is seems like I must have missed something. Prior to setting up DNS my win XP pro machines wo...
Summary: This 'first' DC can most likely be indentified by finding the the DC that holds the FSMO roles. You find that in AD Users and Computers, right click ...
Summary: Hi all. I'm trying to set-up my 'test' home domain (in this example we'll say homedomain.com) to function with my domain name (www.homedomain.com). No...
Summary: I am fairly green when it comes to DNS issues. We have a single Server 2003 as our DC. We just changed internet providers, email & web hosting all at...
Summary: i would like u ask one question that i am having DNS server & also it is properly configured but when i check with nslookup it says that non-existing ...
Summary: Hi all. Firstly I'm pretty new to DNS and therefore I have purchased a domain name purely for 'messing' about with (www.oscv.co.uk). OK here's the pro...
Summary: Almost certainly a DNS issue if it can't find the server but the router is a possible cause. What do you have for DNS settings on the computer that y...
Summary: Hello, I have been having some problems with our Win2003 server. Let me give some background first. This year I migrated our company data from a win2...
Summary: Hi hope someone can help . I have installed a win 2003 server with AD. I have also configured DNS DHCP on this server . But when i do a nslookup on th...
Summary: ip/dns settings all dynamic. Only one computer is a laptop. It is rarely taken home and then brought back to work. The lan cable is connected before s...
Summary: I have a Server I have just started supporting. Someone configured active directory with "domainname.com" instead of "domainname.local". They have jus...
Summary: we have a parent domain called domain1.com we have a child domain called domain2.com. this company bought another business thats part of a totally se...
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