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July 31, 2007 at 08:36 PM
brian

Cannot find network path

by brian . Updated 19 years ago

I am installing SBS 2003 R2, for a client with three xp client computers in an AD structure.

As far as I can see I have DHCP and DNS configured properly, have the computers and users added with the correct group permissions and local/profile directories created and shared.

Network configuration is as such: DSL Modem connected to one port of the server, Netgear wireless router on the other port with all three clients wired.

I can ping self/domain/internet via ip address or FQDN, I have full internet functionality and the client machines will connect & share correctly in a simple workgroup.

When I go to join the domain, the xp clients accept the domain ID, user and password, then it returns a message “Cannot find the network path” I have read large numbers of threads on this site and others and am still at a loss. I assume it is some small item I haven’t configured correctly or overlooked. I have tried with and without firewalls, and even went as far as to open up 1-65k on the router in desperation.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Brian Linger
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