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A client connected to an Ethernet switch may receive several logon-related error messages during startup
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/202840/en-us
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by horgeh Accepted solution
this is how the network is set up
Modem > Router > Switch >Server and clients
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Hopefully the server has a static IP and thusley is not in the DHCP list. It is within the subnet and uses the same gateway.
When trying to join is this a local domain i.e. mydomain.local or registered i.e. mydomain.org
Have you tried the FQDN when joining?
by horgeh Accepted solution
Subnet is 255.255.255.0
gateway is 192.168.1.1 (routers IP)
Preferred DNS server: 192.169.1.102
The domain is local and I can't join using FQDN either...I get "the networkpath could nto be found"
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by fred123456 Accepted solution
I may be stating the obvious but you don't mention something. How are you passing out IP's, Static or Dynamic? But either way is the DNS entry entered in to the client their and correct?
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Also, what was the state of the server before hand?
Was it something that you promoted to become a Domain Controller?
Was something else the primary domain controller?
I don't think its actually possible to have a PDC without Active DNS configured.
I had a big problem when configuring a DNS server when I turned on DNS after the fact.
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