Summary: I have an XP Professional laptop. When at the office I login and authenticate against a domain controller. When physically detached from the network, ...
Summary: I'm having a horrible, and completely intermittent problem. I have one server, which acts as a domain controller, DNS server, file server, VPN serve...
Summary: Do you mean your internal DNS name is the same as your external DNS name? if so the problem you have with name resolution is because your internal dom...
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: Dear Royn, Forgive me for the late feed back... Yes.it does work without forwarders.. I think the broblem is in the ISA server I found that these port...
Summary: I am trying to configure a server to run a small network (10-15 computers). The server is running Windows Server 2003 Standard, and it will be hostin...
Summary: "install 2 AD controlers, add each of them to the clients ip settings and your good." It's not that simple. For authentication to AD to take place, c...
Summary: "As far as I know DNS should have no impact on joining clients to a domain." How does a client know which computers are domain controllers on the netw...
Summary: >>The domain doesnt resolve to anything Stop right here. You have to fix this before you worry about anything else. The short version: Forget about a...
Summary: "If the DNS is pointed to your ISP on the laptop the server name will not resolve. You can test this by adding a line to the host file on the laptop. ...
Summary: I am having a problem with Windows 2003 not joining a domain. When I try to join a domain I get this: Note: This information is intended for a networ...
Summary: Hi everyone, I've had experience with web development, using Apache, IIS, etc, and also have experience with basic networking. I have recently set up ...
Summary: Hey everybody. I'm a student / admin on my school network Got two servers, named alpha and gamma Domain called "vs.net" Domain NetBIOS name "VS" alpha...
Summary: "In one site there is the FSMO and a second Domain controller to avoid a single point of failure. In the second site there is another domain controlle...
Summary: Not sure why you are using 127.0.0.2 - this most certainly isnt a public registered domain ip. If you have dns setup then all that is needed it to rig...
Summary: there are a few articles about this problem that exists where you set domain controllers with their own address as the primary or alternate DNS addres...
Summary: Hi! If we are using Active Directory Integrated DNS and I wish to deploy a domain controller at a branch office under the same domain (given that the ...
Summary: Hi, my friend gave me an old computer the other day and I decided to turn it into a server. I installed Windows Server 2003 on it, hooked it up to th...
Summary: I am running a (Microsoft) DNS server on Windows Server 2003. I have several (Active Directory-integrated) DNS zones, each of which is configured to ...
Summary: I'm having an issue with several windows servers doing DNS lookups to austin.law.pro domain. It only happens on my windows DNS servers, 5 total that...
Summary: Some routers allow to act as forwarding DNS servers. The advantage of this is if the DNS IP addresses for the ISP's DNS servers change, and your ISP ...
Summary: Hello all, I am using Windows Server 2003 as a server with domain controller, DNS server and NAT. Also I do have 7 clients in the network with differe...
Summary: Couple of key concepts about Active Directory you need to understand. #1 - There is no PDC. There IS a PDC emulator, but the concept of a PDC as in N...
Summary: Aloha all... Here it is... I have installed w2k3 standard as PDC and PDNS... Domain matrixx.org Server name matrixx-dnsserv client name matrixx-laptop...
Summary: Unless your campus dns server is a dns server on the internet and/or your domain name is registered on the internet, you can not be accessed via the i...
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