Sorry gang,
I saw the 10 & X and was thinking mac. Check to see the given ip of
the workstation. If it wasn't able to obtain an network ip, it will
take 169. You might have manually give it an ip, then once on the
network change it over to DHCP.
Just another thought...
Murray Gafkjen
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Be sure he's using XP-pro if he's trying to join a domain.
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A guy I know just in
then set the rest
through security.
--John
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John wrote:
>Do you mean joining a domain or just trying to
John wrote:
>Do you mean joining a domain or just trying to access a share?
Sounds like both...
i'm having enormous trouble with our conversion to windows 2003 sm biz
server. i set up users fairly simply, gave them rights to directories,
etc., but i'm having enormous trouble ge
My question would be
what do you mean by can't connect. Are they Active directory users that
can not authenticate, are they just stand alone amchines that can not see
share points.
Is it set up as a domain, a workgroup, neither?
I have found as Brad has that DNS is such an integral part of most
Do you mean joining a domain or just trying to access a share?
--John
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Steven Scarbrough wrote:
>A guy I k
I work with Novell also, but have installed some smaller MS networks. I
have had this problem before and was repaired by pointing the clients at
the correct DNS server. The SBS installed should be set as the DNS
server on the network and all clients pointing to it.
Manson Northwest Webster-Home
Steven Scarbrough wrote:
A guy I know just installed Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 and can't get
9 of 10 XP machines to connect.
Any suggestions? We do mostly NetWare for PCs here - I've no idea where/how to
begin helping other than to check the SP2 firewall settings on XP.
Steve Sca
