Join a domain from Win2K prof

[Sven Kluppels]

I try to join a domain frim my Windows 2000 prof (final). My W2k server is
NT5.0 beta 2. I even can't use UNC paths. When I try to connect to my
server using an UNC path or when i try to join my Win2k prof, I get the
following message "The specified server cannot perfrom the requested
operation"

Can anyone help me ?

[Paul Adare]

In article <8943jk$h6a$1...@newnews1.news.nl.uu.net>,
sven.k...@village.uunet.be says...

Not until you upgrade your server. Tons of changes since B2...

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MCT News Group Manager
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[Willie Bodger]

Okay, I have a similar problem (though a different message) and I am using
the final release of Win2K server. When I try to connect to local network I
created on the server, it says 'the network path was not found'. I'm used to
NT4 and I thought I had prepared myself for Win2K, but apparently I was
mistaken. Any ideas why I wouldn't be able to connect to this network? Oh
yeah, there is one machine on a local (domainname.local) domain and my
workstation (2000 Prof.) is currently on an NT4 domain which can't see my
new 2000 server, but it (2000 svr) can see the NT4 domain... Thanks

Willie

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[Amiri Jones]

Willie Bodger <wbo...@thedomaingroup.com> wrote in message
news:ue88qsxf$GA.260@cppssbbsa04...

> Okay, I have a similar problem (though a different message) and I am using
> the final release of Win2K server. When I try to connect to local network
I
> created on the server, it says 'the network path was not found'. I'm used
to
> NT4 and I thought I had prepared myself for Win2K, but apparently I was
> mistaken. Any ideas why I wouldn't be able to connect to this network? Oh
> yeah, there is one machine on a local (domainname.local) domain and my
> workstation (2000 Prof.) is currently on an NT4 domain which can't see my
> new 2000 server, but it (2000 svr) can see the NT4 domain... Thanks
>

Is your DNS working? This is how a Windows 2000 machine locates a
domain controller.

[Willie Bodger]

I believe it is working, but how do I know for sure?

"Amiri Jones" <MyFirstName...@pseg.com> wrote in message
news:#K5blf8f$GA....@cppssbbsa02.microsoft.com...

[Rajkumar]

Hi,
Goto Tcp/Ip ADVANCED properties, click DNS tab, enable
the option "Append these DNS Suffixes in order" and enter the
name of your domain.
Right click on my computer, Network ID., click properties, then try joining
your domain. It should work.

I hope this will solve your problem, if not mail me.....

Regards,
Rajkumar