Collapse -. Same problem. Possible Cause. Windows Firewall. Windows Firewall issues. Window Firewall. How long have you had this trouble? Glad to know it. How about thumbs all around then? Problem with prof. How abo Cheer, varo 0 Votes. Back to Networks Forum. Start or search. Start New Discussion. Create a new discussion If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.
Track this discussion and email me when there are updates. Check your DNS? Left the alternate DNS blank. Reverting it back to Auto DNS has solved the issue.
Now i am able to connect to other Wifi connections and ping the router after joining VPN. Or have it lookup direct from roots. I could fire up a clean w7 box and join it to domain - there should be NOTHING you have to do on the pc to allow remote admin using the domain admin account.
This gets added to local administrators on the box when it joins the domain. But if the pc is not using your AD dns - it would be possible that it would not be able to verify authentication from the DC when you try and access it. I know if you disable that service, you cannot manage remote PC's And puzzled, lol! At least you have BudMan to help What is more likely is he has basic configuration wrong - ie machines using his router or isp for dns vs his AD dns.
This is common problem in the home lab, user has router for dhcp that hands out its own info gateway, dns point to it, it then forwards to ISP. If you want to run AD you should most likely disable router dhcp, turn on dhcp on your server and just point to your router as gateway in the dhcp scope. You then configure AD dns to forward or use root hints. I would look to this sort of configuration problem before seeing if a default service on multiple machines has been disable - but sure it is quite possible that could be a problem.
There should be a group policy setting that makes sure this is set to automatic - but yeah he could check if for whatever reason this is not set to automatic and starting once you join a domain.
Based on the network structure we have, i do not want all the machines to be a part of AD, so i can not turn off the auto DNS function of Router. To me it does not sounds to be the DNS issue, because i have 2 win 7 computers on my desk, both using same network configuration. After joining them to domain, 1 works perfectly fine, and i face all those issues with the second computer.
I logged in as administrator default account before joining the domain and turned off the windows and domain firewall. Now i am able to manage the computer from domain controller. All machines in your network can point to AD dns - even if they are NOT members of the domain, this is not going to hurt anything. This is by far the most common DNS error.
Without these records, a member computer can? Edit the boot. Below is an example of boot. The default is to start the operating system located on the first partition of the primary or first drive drive0. Then drive0 partition 2 and so on. Another possibility is to try loading the controller driver also from floppy.
In order for this to work you'll want to change the arc path in boot. Then also copy the correct manufacturer raid controller driver to the floppy but renamed to ntbootdd. Set up advises that the drive C is corrupt and cannot be repaired F3 quit.
I do have NT back ups of system state and C volume. I was considering re-installing server but and then using the NT backups to get the server back into its state prior to crash. However whilst the CD is Microsoft I have not found any activation code - is it feasible to get to a point without this and reload Back ups? If this is a feasible course of action would it be better to install on the C drive after re-formatting or to another drive and point the restore back ups to a reformatted but blank C drive?
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