http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Domain-forum-85.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/WinNT-Resource-Kit-utility-NETDOM-EXE--ftopict357348.html#1696743 you can find netdom exe 1 8 for winnt here ftp: ftp microsoft com reskit nt4 x86 http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Raid-Windows-NT-Controllers--ftopict489128.html#1696613 Greetings all: I just got pushed up to Network Administrator at work and have been tasked with creating a mirror set on both my PDC and BDC both of which are on Windows NT it s kind of like time travel Here s my problem I have no problem creating a mirror but the drive has been partitioned with a FAT partition for the C:\ drive and NTFS for the E:\ drive I have the physical hard drive http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/RPC-Server-unavailable--ftopict488768.html#1694755 Hello and thanks in advance I have a Windows 4 0 Server that all of a sudden gives an error when trying to print to it THE RPC SERVER IS UNAVAILABLE It was working fine a week ago and the problem started on Friday July 27 Any suggestions and links will be very helpful Thank you KJG http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Join-Domian--ftopict488744.html#1694571 Hi All wonder if you can help I have a server with windows 2003 on 1 x desktop 1 x laptop 1 x 4 port router The server has been configured as a domain controller a DNS server and a DHCP server The DHCP scope is 192 168 0 1 to 198 168 254 Exceptions are 192 168 0 1 to 192 168 0 5 The router is on 192 168 0 1 The Static IP addy of the server and the DNS addy is 192 168 0 5 http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Account-locking--ftopict488496.html#1693716 to troubleshoot account lockouts see: http: blogs technet com guarddog archive 2006 06 05 432761 aspx http: blogs msdn com spatdsg archive 2005 12 23 507103 aspx http: www windowsecurity com articles Implementing Troubleshooting Account Lockout html Cheers HOPEFULLY THIS INFORMATION HELPS YOU Jorge de Almeida Pinto MVP Windows Server Directory Services BLOG http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Setting-WINS-servers--ftopict488380.html#1692837 Hi there We have two wins servers currently 1 on an old NT PDC and the other on the BDC This domain is still heavily used unfortuantely My problem is that one of our WINS servers has become corrupt I ve been advised on here in the past to backup the working database from the PDC and delete WINS from the BDC then restore with the new database If i do this how hard easy is i http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Freeware-Software--ftopict484773.html#1676270 Find loads of freeware software and other useful tools at www elmtreeweb co uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Freeware Download Site www elmtreeweb co uk http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Freeware-Software--ftopict484772.html#1676269 Find loads of freeware software and other useful tools at www elmtreeweb co uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Freeware Download Site www elmtreeweb co uk http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/completely-remove-WINS--ftopict484771.html#1676268 Idris wrote in message news:u6 23YTXMtHHA 4824@TK2MSFTNGP06 phx gbl > Well that pretty much suggests not to even think about removing WINS : > My main issue which i would like to resolve is my previous post entitled: > WINS Error 4260 and 4261 > Any advice on that would solve all my problems with it You usually want to check Event IDs and Source at http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/WINS-Error-4260-4261--ftopict484770.html#1676263 Yeh i tried earlier with that first link although i don t get 4262 error and it would not find the record which was odd I ll have another look but im fairly sure they are service packed up I think i will try and apply again though Thanks wrote in message news:1182444058 950738 106040@n2g2000hse googlegroups com > Microsoft Article 176202 How t http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Connect--ftopict484763.html#1676258 On Jun 17 11:15 pm Shahanad PO wrote: > The machine which iam try to join to a domain is a member of that particular domain But i cannot join to the domain Message is network path cannot find I have already connected the machine inthe network > > When i try to start the netlogon from the control panel it does nt start and message says > > windows nt configuration for this machine is http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/cached-user-details--ftopict484769.html#1676256 I was wandering where the user details are cached in XP which allows the user to log onto the workstation laptop if it was disconnected from the domain I come from a novell background but we are migrating to AD in novell a local user account gets created by a DLU policy I was wandering how this worked in AD? 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