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by mbnc1124
by bfilmfan
Is this a NT or Active Directory domain?
Assuming this is an AD domain:
Can you ping the other systems by both their Fully Qualified Domain Name also known as FQDN(server1.mycompany.com as an example), their IP address and their NETBIOS name (which using my example would be server1?)
If you cannot ping by FQDN, then the system is not correctly registed in DNS. From a command box, run IPCONFIG /REGISTERDNS.
If you still cannot connect to the domain, the most likely answer is that the RPC session to the domain controller has failed or the system did not properly join the domain. You can use NETDOM to resolve both of these issues.
To reset the secure channel, use the command line:
netdom reset /d:(your domain's FQDN) workstation name
To force the system to join the domain, use the command line:
netdom join /d:(your domain's FQDN) workstation name
Note that you will have to domain administrator permissions to accomplish this.
by blackcurrant
Hi
I would also check your DNS Event Log entries to make sure the DNS has been setup properly on the DNS server.
Also, have a look at this, it *might* help:
https://www.techrepublic.com.com/5208-11184-0.html?forumID=39&threadID=175979&start=0
by sbrown95
by diligent1
really i have the same problem here
i joined 30 pc to the domain but No. 31 cannot join domain
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