Recently we set up a Windows 2000 server for our Dallas office. It is a member server on an NT domain, which was originally installed at our home office with a static IP address for our subnet. We then shipped the box to Dallas where I was to set it up. I logged on as the local administrator and changed the IP settings to reflect the network it was now residing on. Once the IP settings were changed I was unable to login to our domain. The message I received said that I was unable to login because the Net Logon service was not running, however when I login locally and check the services, it is running. I was able to stop and start the service with no problmes. I removed the server from the domain but when I tried to re-add it to the domain instead of being prompted for a username and password with the authority to do so, I got a message that the domain was not found. After trying this a few times I was able to join the domain and then able to login, but I want to avoid this happening again. Any ideas?
