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by sindian
by duskos
You are on the right track.
Put margie.local (leave out dns suffix). In fact the domain name "local" is currently being reviewed to be used as standard for local intranets. If your server is called server1, its FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) will be server1.margie.local
When you run dcpromo, it will still complain that it cannot verify the name, but it will offer you to set up dns service for you.
It should work correctly.
However, if you later decide to go to the Internet or connect more offices to intranet, you will have to learn more about DNS to configure it properly.
One more thing. Ensure that you have valid network connection, either by connecting to the hub, or using loopback connector, or using MS loopback adapter and that you have TCP/IP set up correctly (with static IP address).
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