Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain (More info?)
OK, here is the issue.
Problem began during replacement of network hardware.
The domain is a NT4.0 domain with a few 2000/2003 member servers the domain
uses external DNS servers (no local).
Initially we began the upgrade by placing the NT 4.0 Domain behind a Cisco
Router/ PIX firewall.
We had issues with Exchange so we had to move the Exchange, PDC and BDC in
front of the firewall translations. (LMHOST file configs and trust
relationship issues.)Exchange is not connected with SMTP.
We are using HP5300XL Layer 3 switches with rip enabled and ip helper
running. We haves setup the the appropriate VLANS and tested the routing.
Routing to all subnets is working fine.
PDC and BDC are multi-homed with Public addresses and internal NAT
addresses. The primary WINS server is on the PDC and the secondary WINS
server is on the BDC. All the correct records are on both databases and they
are apparently replicating to each other.
DHCP server is running on Windows 2003 server.
NAT address scheme is superscoped
xxx.xxx.25.xxx
xxx.xxx.26.xxx
xxx.xxx.27.xxx
xxx.xxx.28.xxx
xxx.xxx.29.xxx
All scopes are configured with the same DNS and WINS information
All NT4, and Windows2000, 2003 servers reside in the .26 subnet.
The issue we are having is that unless clients are on the .26 subnet that
can not login to the domain. The can login locally with cached accounts but
not to the domain.
Another weird issue is that we can not ping the domain name, but we can ping
both the PDC and BDC's internal and external addresses.
OK, here is the issue.
Problem began during replacement of network hardware.
The domain is a NT4.0 domain with a few 2000/2003 member servers the domain
uses external DNS servers (no local).
Initially we began the upgrade by placing the NT 4.0 Domain behind a Cisco
Router/ PIX firewall.
We had issues with Exchange so we had to move the Exchange, PDC and BDC in
front of the firewall translations. (LMHOST file configs and trust
relationship issues.)Exchange is not connected with SMTP.
We are using HP5300XL Layer 3 switches with rip enabled and ip helper
running. We haves setup the the appropriate VLANS and tested the routing.
Routing to all subnets is working fine.
PDC and BDC are multi-homed with Public addresses and internal NAT
addresses. The primary WINS server is on the PDC and the secondary WINS
server is on the BDC. All the correct records are on both databases and they
are apparently replicating to each other.
DHCP server is running on Windows 2003 server.
NAT address scheme is superscoped
xxx.xxx.25.xxx
xxx.xxx.26.xxx
xxx.xxx.27.xxx
xxx.xxx.28.xxx
xxx.xxx.29.xxx
All scopes are configured with the same DNS and WINS information
All NT4, and Windows2000, 2003 servers reside in the .26 subnet.
The issue we are having is that unless clients are on the .26 subnet that
can not login to the domain. The can login locally with cached accounts but
not to the domain.
Another weird issue is that we can not ping the domain name, but we can ping
both the PDC and BDC's internal and external addresses.
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