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by lburton

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Platform: Win2k server
RRAS is one of hosted services.
How can I change the computer name for RRAS? Because it currently is named the same as the network server a event id 4319 is generated and the network locks up. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the RRAS but it keeps picking up the name of the server. Do I need to install RRAS on it's own server?

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by f_somers

Hi,
have you installed Service Pack 1?
You do not need to install the RRAS service on it's own service. It picks up the name of the server automatically.
Microsoft has some Q articles that describe the Event ID you mention.
Go to http://support.microsoft.com and search for the following:
Q131740
Q261125
Q269425

Hope this helps,

FS

by lburton

Your response is correct in that all of the mentioned Q articles address this subject. Unfortunately I have gone over all of them and still no joy. SP1 is installed. When a remote user dials in the network takes about 20 minutes and then won't allow log ons. Initially when a RAS client logs in everything looks fine. They can access e-mail and browse the network. Using WINS, DNS and DHCP. I have static mapping in effect for my network server that serves as the PDC, the proxy server and a DSL connected server that is the BDC. Should I not be using static mapping for these?

by emcs

Event ID 4319: Duplicate Names on the Network.

If NetBIOS name resolutiuon over TCP/IP fails with Event ID 4319:

A duplicate name has been detected on the TCP network.
The IP address of the machine that sent the message is in the data.
Use nbtstat -n in a command window to check which name is in the conflict state.

you probably have either:
- Incorrect static mapping in your WINS database.

- A multihomed WINS server with the WINS client bound to both NICs.

To fix the problem,either:

- Delete the static mapping in WINS manager/Mappings/Static Mappings/WINS Static Mapping and on the Mappings menu, press Initiate Scavenging.

- Disable the bindings in Control Panel/Network/Bindings/All Adapters. Click the + sign next to the appropriate NIC. Right click the WINS Client (TCP/IP) and press Disable.OK out and restart your computer

Good luck.

dennie

by lburton

I have static mapping in effect for my network server that serves as the PDC, the proxy server and a DSL connected server that is the BDC. Should I not be using static mapping for these?

by maxwell edison

Event ID 4319: Duplicate Names on the Network.

If NetBIOS name resolutiuon over TCP/IP fails with Event ID 4319:

A duplicate name has been detected on the TCP network.

The IP address of the machine that sent the message is in the data.

Use nbtstat -n in a command window to check which name is in the conflict state.

you probably have either:

- Incorrect static mapping in your WINS database.

- A multihomed WINS server with the WINS client bound to both NICs.

To fix the problem, either:

- Delete the static mapping in WINS manager / Mappings / Static Mappings / WINS Static Mapping and on the Mappings menu, press Initiate Scavenging.

- Disable the bindings in Control Panel / Network / Bindings / All Adapters. Click the + sign next to the appropriate NIC. Right click the WINS Client (TCP/IP) and press Disable.

OK out and restart your computer.

Good luck,

Maxwell

by maxwell edison

Event ID 4319: Duplicate Names on the Network.

If NetBIOS name resolutiuon over TCP/IP fails with Event ID 4319:

A duplicate name has been detected on the TCP network.

The IP address of the machine that sent the message is in the data.

Use nbtstat -n in a command window to check which name is in the conflict state.

you probably have either:

- Incorrect static mapping in your WINS database.

- A multihomed WINS server with the WINS client bound to both NICs.

To fix the problem, either:

- Delete the static mapping in WINS manager / Mappings / Static Mappings / WINS Static Mapping and on the Mappings menu, press Initiate Scavenging.

- Disable the bindings in Control Panel / Network / Bindings / All Adapters. Click the + sign next to the appropriate NIC. Right click the WINS Client (TCP/IP) and press Disable.

OK out and restart your computer.

Good luck,

Maxwell

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