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There were two NT4 servers on this network and we upgraded the NT4 PDC to
w2k domain controller and did a clean install on the former BDC to upgrade it to a w2k member server. The problem is that I am now not able to promote the former BDC to a domain controller. I run the active directory wizard on the members server which is a member of the domain but when it gets to the end I am returned an error message that states that a suitable domain controller cannot be found. XP workstations are able to logon to the W2K server and member server can ping and access files on the DC. The name of their domain is Hill_serv.local. Do you think that this name with the underscore may be causing a problem. Thanks, |
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Check the DNS settings on the upgraded BDC, and confirm that they point to
your other DC, and nothing else. -- --Brian Desmond Windows Server MVP desmondb@payton.cps.k12.il.us Http://www.wpcp.org Beta #469090 "Stan Patey" <test@slingshotis.com> wrote in message news:GfBMa.3009$2Q3.564@nwrdny03.gnilink.net... > There were two NT4 servers on this network and we upgraded the NT4 PDC to > w2k domain controller and did a clean install on the former BDC to upgrade > it to a w2k member server. The problem is that I am now not able to promote > the former BDC to a domain controller. > > I run the active directory wizard on the members server which is a member of > the domain but when it gets to the end I am returned an error message that > states that a suitable domain controller cannot be found. > > XP workstations are able to logon to the W2K server and member server can > ping and access files on the DC. > > The name of their domain is Hill_serv.local. Do you think that this name > with the underscore may be causing a problem. > > > Thanks, > > |
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