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  1. MattBrauman

    W2K Cant See new Domain

    Event ID 4004 in DNS log seems to have gone away. I am still getting event id 102 "Unable to register COM class objects" from the Removable Storage Service. I checked microsoft knowledgebase and didnt find anything. Thanks, Matt
  2. MattBrauman

    W2K Cant See new Domain

    Event ID is 4004 in DNS log. System log has event ID 102 - "Unable to register COM class objects", Although this was there after a couple different reboots. It was installed with sp3, and asks for it each time I add something. Thanks, Matt
  3. MattBrauman

    W2K Cant See new Domain

    1. Yes, there is a forward lookup zone tmi.local 2. I had just turned it on. 3. No, I hadnt rebooted yet. (doesnt w2k server tell you to reboot when you need to after making changes?) 4. Yes, under TCPIP properties the server has its own address for Preferred DNS server. Now nslookup looks like...
  4. MattBrauman

    W2K Cant See new Domain

    No I haven't demoted the old server. What will happen if I do, and how do you do it. From what i understand dcpromo will accomplish this, but I'm not sure what the result will be to the users on the network. Thanks, Matt
  5. MattBrauman

    W2K Cant See new Domain

    I got a new W2K server and am trying to get it set up "right" this time, so I am going slow making sure I get everything right. Right now I have an old domain with 1 W2K server on the same network with my new server. My win98 computers can log on and use new domain, but my w2k and xp...

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