I am having problems trying to connect a DOS session to connect to an NT domain. I am using the Network Clinet off the NT 4 CD. I have everything setup correctly I think. However when netbind trys to run it doesn't work, causing everything else to fail. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Network Client 3.0
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Can you post the FIRST error that appears.
Usually the problem is the NIC (Network card) drivers are wrong. Microsoft hasn't updated the drives for many years, you may have to put the later (or correct) drivers in for your NIC.
What sort of NIC are you using? New Zealand, a great place to visit.
Usually the problem is the NIC (Network card) drivers are wrong. Microsoft hasn't updated the drives for many years, you may have to put the later (or correct) drivers in for your NIC.
What sort of NIC are you using? New Zealand, a great place to visit.
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A couple of suggestions.
Check the PATH in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, I know it sounds too basic but I've seen it happen.
Check the PROTOCOL.INI for any 'funny' IRQ, I/O settings and make sure your NDIS driver name is in there.
Add /DYNAMIC to the NET INITIALIZE line of the AUTOEXEC.BAT
New Zealand, a great place to visit.
Check the PATH in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, I know it sounds too basic but I've seen it happen.
Check the PROTOCOL.INI for any 'funny' IRQ, I/O settings and make sure your NDIS driver name is in there.
Add /DYNAMIC to the NET INITIALIZE line of the AUTOEXEC.BAT
New Zealand, a great place to visit.
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I have just been playing with the MS Client 3.0, wouldn't you know it worked ok.
When your workstation boots, do you get a 'command completed successfully' when it loads the drivers for your NIC??
I didn't enter a domain name on mine, just my username and password and also setup a static IP address, subnet mask and gateway. New Zealand, a great place to visit.
When your workstation boots, do you get a 'command completed successfully' when it loads the drivers for your NIC??
I didn't enter a domain name on mine, just my username and password and also setup a static IP address, subnet mask and gateway. New Zealand, a great place to visit.
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What protocols do you actually need?
You say the IPX and NETBIOS don't bind, I only used IP. Make sure you entered the IP address (and subnet) with spaces not dots ie enter 192 168 1 10 not 192.168.1.10
New Zealand, a great place to live.
tokala@orcon.net.nz
You say the IPX and NETBIOS don't bind, I only used IP. Make sure you entered the IP address (and subnet) with spaces not dots ie enter 192 168 1 10 not 192.168.1.10
New Zealand, a great place to live.
tokala@orcon.net.nz
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