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We have a Cisco router with 2 NICs. One for the private network and the other for the public web side. I am having a problem adding a new server to the public side. I already have my exchange server there and I can log onto my private network from it. I have a NT 4 workstation and I plugged it into the public hub and it logs in. I took the hard drive out to add a larger (20 GB) drive and installed NT 4 server with IIS. I did put on the hosts file, cleared the WINS data base, aded the computer to the domain from the PDC. But the NT server won't see the domain. Any ideas??
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by dft3
Cisco routers don't have NICs, so I'll assume you're talking about the Network Modules. My guess would be that you're not letting NetBIOS through on the Cisco side.
You'll need to either allow it...or ad the IP addresses for the server on an ACLlist...
I hope this helps. . .
by mikeb
Hi!
You need a domian addy in the lmhosts file check to see if you have one.
it should look something like this.
/winnt/system32/drivers/LMHOSTS:
10.10.10.10 my_PDC #DOM:my_DOMAIN #PRE
Check the LMHOSTS.SAM for more info.
/Hasse
by mikeb
Thanks!!! I had an idea I was outlooking something.
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