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by hal 9000
Easy answer is to just run the Network Setup Wizard again on the affected machines and make sure that you use the same work-group name as the work-group already established.
Or do you wish to have both the Work-group and Domain working on these machines?
Col
by paul.belec
I think this is on the right track but I still can not see the systems in the Workgroup.
by sarahmeggs
how are the machines getting their IP addresses? Maybe you need to check to make sure all machines are in the same subnet with the same details (gateway etc).
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by paul.belec
This happened after I joined the domain and went back to being a member of the Workgroup. All machines are getting their ip address from a DHCP router.
by w2ktechman
by paul.belec
by sgt_shultz
by paul.belec
by sgt_shultz
you ain't got a thing if you aint got that ping...
do wah do wah do wah (i am doing a little dance over here)
'can't ping' is what i'd fix first. that is either cabling or tcpip settings. if you have a link light when you plug the network cable into your nic then i would try Start/run/cmd then at the command prompt: ipconfig and see if you have the ip address, subnet mask and gateway you expect to see, as sm points to. just because it used to work don't mean anything. get ping to work first then you'll be ok betcha...
(try ipconfig /release then ipconfig /renew then recheck with ipconfig . maybe you'll get a 'dhcp server could not be reached messaged and you'll have a starting point to tshoot this...
by cg it
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