TCP-ip Netbios issue

[Ganesh]

Is any one please guide me in event ID 2053 and event 2000 for srv issue
faceing with network confuiguration in xp pro sp2 and sp3...
While I try to manually set a ip address in xp sp2 and sp3. I getting a TCip
netbios event id. and the ip is not set properly.
the internet is aloso not browsing while ip is manully. but in the dhcp
everyuthing looks good.

can u pls help me..

 

[Gerry]

Ganesh

It would help if you posted complete copies of the Error reports.

You can access Event Viewer by selecting Start, Control Panel,
Administrative Tools, and Event Viewer.

A tip for posting copies of Error Reports! Right click on the Report in
the list and select Properties. In the window, which appears are three
buttons towards the top right of the window. The top one has an arrow
up, underneath is an arrow down and third is a button resembling two
pages. Click the button and close Event Viewer. It is not obvious but
this action places a copy of the report in your Clipboard. Now start
your message (email) and do a paste into the body of the message. Make
sure this is the first paste after exiting from Event Viewer.


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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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Stourport, England
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[Brian A.]

Is any one please guide me in event ID 2053 and event 2000 for srv issue

faceing with network confuiguration in xp pro sp2 and sp3...
While I try to manually set a ip address in xp sp2 and sp3. I getting a
TCip netbios event id. and the ip is not set properly.
the internet is aloso not browsing while ip is manully. but in the dhcp
everyuthing looks good.

can u pls help me..

If you're setting a static IP in network settings it should be set outside
of the DHCP range set in the router. If the routers IP range is set to
start at 192.168.x.100 and set to 50 addresses then configure the static IP
to be outside of the range, preferably under 192.168.x.100 or if you want
above 192.168.x.150.
Type in the Subnet address your network uses, most likely 255.255.255.0.
Type in the Gateway IP which is your routers IP, 192.168.x.1.
Configure the DNS for the ones used by the router, you can find these via
Right click My Network Places > Right click Local Area Connection > click
Status > Support tab > Details button.
Or click Start > Run, type in: cmd and press Enter or click Ok.
At the cmd prompt type in and press Enter:
ipconfig /all **Note the space between ipconfig and /all**

If that fails to provide the DNS addresses look in the routers web based
configuration.

Once you have the statip IP and DNS configured click the Advanced button.
Under IP Settings tab you should see your static IP, the Gateway IP and the
Automatic Metric box selected.
Under the DNS tab you should see the DNS addresses you assigned, both Append
Primary..... Append Parent..... and Register this.... selected.
Under the WINS tab if Enable LMHOSTS Lookup is selected you can unselect it
unless you use an LMHOSTS file. In the NetBIOS Setting section, Default will
be selected. If your connection still fails you may need to change it to
Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

Apply > Ok out of network properties and test your connection.

If you still have problems see if something here helps:
http://www.eventid.net/display.asp?eventid=2000&eventno=1067&source=Srv&phase=1

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