Event id 1000 source = Userenv errors

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Raheel

I am getting the Event Log errors with the following info:
Event id = 1000
Source = userenv
Description = Windows cannot obtain the domain controller
name for your computer network. Return value (59).
Frequency = every 5-6 minutes
Server = DNS and AD DC

Any ideas why I might be getting these errors? This
server was recently moved to a VMWare Esx 2.1 server and
exists as a virtual machine but the configuration was not
changed.

Raheel
 
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Ace Fekay [MVP]

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Raheel said:
I am getting the Event Log errors with the following info:
Event id = 1000
Source = userenv
Description = Windows cannot obtain the domain controller
name for your computer network. Return value (59).
Frequency = every 5-6 minutes
Server = DNS and AD DC

Any ideas why I might be getting these errors? This
server was recently moved to a VMWare Esx 2.1 server and
exists as a virtual machine but the configuration was not
changed.

Raheel

That errors is indicative of DNS lookup errors. THe error, as it states in
your post, is:
Windows cannot obtain the domain controller name for your computer network.
Return value (59).

So its; saying it cannot find your DC name in DNS. Make sure in your virtual
machines that you have comnplete unabridged access to the DNS servers
hosting the AD zone and that you are only using those servers for all
machines in the domain.


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