receiving 5719 when connecting BDC to PDC

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Immediately after unsuccessfully attempting to open user
manager on the BDC open a dos prompt and run nbtstat -c
and verify at least the following netbios names are in the cache
without conflict: computer name 00, 03, 20 and domain name
1b and 1c. All shoudl be pointing towards the PDC. If the names
are in the cache then something is most likely blocking the netbios
ports needed e.g., router or firewall.

"Kris" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3D6974C8-8929-417A-A2A6-5E7A4888CFE9@microsoft.com...
> I have an NT 4.0 domain. I was able to access User manager and Server
manager as of the 19th.
> are BDC is located on the West coast and the PDC is located on the East
coast running Exchange 5.5 and WINS. I am the administrator of the BDC. I
have a Primary WINS server on windows 2000 server. On the BDC I have a
secondary WINS.
> I have NETBIOS, NETBUEI, TCP/IP, and WINS runing on all devices. As of the
20th I am not able to connect to the PDC for acces to Usermanager, Server
Manager, and the Exchange. I have tried everything (including uninstalling
and reinstalling WINS) that I can think of and my only thought is that the
PDC got mistaken and retrieved one of the workstations machine passords for
authentication and address it as the secure password for the domain. This
might have made the PDC add a workstation as a BDC. I receive the Netlogon
error 5719 that the Domain is not connected and the RPC server is
Unavailible. This has really puzzled me inthe fact that everything was
working fine. I even tried to connect another server to the PDC and that
couldn't find the domain.
>
> Any suggestions or thoughts would be greatful.