for a fresh install of > Pro. Things seemed to go well but now I have problems > with: Ethernet Controller, Multimedia Audio Controller, > PCI Modem, and USB Controller showing as not installed > under "device manger". >> I have reinstalled chipset...

Server Manager on the BDC shows everything fine both servers are there and the 2000 Domain Controller shows in BDC as NT5.0 Primary Domain Controller. The problem though that the Event Viewer on the BDC shows following error message: Event ID 5511...

kerberos, secure > channel/computer account, etc. Make sure your domain computers point > only to domain controllers as their preferred dns servers. --- Steve >>> "Sam Spade" wrote in message > news:Xns96C97390F2B18Samisnotactuallyreal@207.46.248.16......

is in the same building as the domain controllers, on the same IP subnet, are not showing up in Network Neighborhood. All other machines in the domain show up, including those in the remote student labs, one of which is on a separate IP subnet. Strangely,...

to a domain controller running dns that can resolve dns queries for your domain. Pinging your dns server by name and IP address should work and nslookup command should be able to resolve domain names including your domain controller and domain name. The...

the domain. Logon events would only show type 3 network logons to the domain controller for when a user/computer access a share on the domain controller such as the sysvol share. However auditing of account logon events will only display logons for the...

clients and the > command nslookup should show only domain controllers as dns server and be > able to resolve fully qualified names of domain computer and the domain> itself as in mydomain.com which should show correct IP addresses of domain>controllers....

Security Policies like Domain Security Policy and Domain Controller Security Policy in Domain Controller or Additional Domain Controller. Waiting for your reply. Thanks and Regards Rajam "Steven L Umbach" wrote: > That could be a dns problem...

said > nothing about adding specific users, in fact it was a Default Domain Policy? The Default Domain Policy, being at the highest level in the domain tree, will be processed by all users and computers in the domain. In your case, you need to examine...

run this on a Windows 2000 domain controller or a NT4.0 domain controller? The reason I ask is that the computer role shows as "backup" which I am not sure if that indicates a NT4.0 BDC or a Windows 2000 domain controller that is not the PDC fsmo. You...