in having big trouble with my windows server 2003, i cannot ping any hoston my
network and also any host cannot ping the server, first i cannot ping 127.0.0.1
and also \\server ip dosent work, so i desactivate wins but it gives me now
the ping problem , my server seems to see itself and no one else in the network
pls could anyone help
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can you provide the tcp/ip properties on the server. And the ip setup of the network its connecting to?
this will help.
this will help.
markp24@...
5th Aug 2011
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wait a minute!
You can't ping yourself? 127.0.0.1? Then your NIC is not installed or working.
5th Aug 2011
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Repair or Reinstall Windows
Something is hosed in the OS. Try booting from CD and running "repair installaion"; failing that you may need to reinstall.
5th Aug 2011
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Driver issue
I agree that there is something terribly wrong here. Large ammounts of information would be needed to really solve a networking problem in a forum.
You want to leave WINS turned on for older clients but DNS is what links IP's to hostnames. If you can't ping by IP then you have a IP configuration issue. If you can't ping loopback then you are fukt. This may indicate that you need a new NIC.
You want to leave WINS turned on for older clients but DNS is what links IP's to hostnames. If you can't ping by IP then you have a IP configuration issue. If you can't ping loopback then you are fukt. This may indicate that you need a new NIC.
5th Aug 2011
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Server 2003
if you updated your network card drivers roll them back if not try safemode wait 5 min
after you login and windows will run a checksum in the back ground you won't see anything happening, then reboot if this dosen't work run chkdsk /p from install disk when you boot from disk let it run tell it ask for repair pick console
if not it a bad network card
P.S. I find this alot
after you login and windows will run a checksum in the back ground you won't see anything happening, then reboot if this dosen't work run chkdsk /p from install disk when you boot from disk let it run tell it ask for repair pick console
if not it a bad network card
P.S. I find this alot
Updated - 5th Aug 2011
