We just started rolling out images on our new client workstation setups. I
noticed that some of the imaged pc's are having an issue where it tells the
user after so many logins that the pc "cannot find the domain" after trying
to log on, even though they had been logging on ...

I'm having a nightmare on the DNS on my remote site.
My AD Domain Name = company.com.my
Whenever i do a nslookup all the reply i receive, have a additional suffix.
Refering to .com.my

For a couple days last month I had a second NIC on my ADC/DNS server
with an IP address of 192.13.202.196.  I got done what I needed to do
and unplugged the ether, pulled the IP off the nic, and disabled the
nic.  Now, here's my boggle:

My problem concerns routing mail.
When clients are outside the local network, the POP address is a dynamic
resolved address e.g. test.dyndns.org. This connects to the router which
forwards the query through Port Forwarding to the Exchange server (e.g.

Good Day,
My domain name is xxxxxx.local and I am trying to and a new secondary zone
transferred from another dns server. Whenever I try to add the zone, I
receive the following error:-

We have a split DNs with internal hosts registering into an internal WIn2k3
DNS for mycorp.com.  Our outward facing hosts are in an external DNS also in
mycorp.com.
In the external dns we have mycorp.com pointing to a host record that

We have a split DNs with internal hosts registering into an internal WIn2k3
DNS for mycorp.com.  Our outward facing hosts are in an external DNS also in
mycorp.com.
In the external dns we have mycorp.com pointing to a host record that

Check that the Active Directory is function properly and reload the zone

I need help with my DNS setup running on Windows 2003.  I am getting an error
listed as single label hostname which I think is having "microsoft" instead
of "microsoft.com".  This is an internal network so probably is should be
configured as "microsoft.local" for my local ...

Perhaps this might not be the right forum, but here's my issue:
I'm running a XP Pro/Server 2003 environment, with RRAS and 2 NICs.
So far, for two years everything was swell.  This past week, four computers
decided they wouldn't renew their leases, and I manually tried to do so,

Windows Vista Business X32 trying to join DOMAINNAME.ORG and get error below.
Trying to connect to Standard Server 2003 R2 SP2 x32
If I go to DOMAINNAME to join the domain, under Computer Name/Domain Changes
from System Properties.  If I put in DOMAINNAME under Member of Domain ...

Hello! Has Anybody seen these before and know what they mean?
DDNS Is otherwise functioning perfectly, just that netdiag -v gives this
"update is not allowed error"
Can somebody within MS report what this command is trying to do that's

I am using the "System Center Virtual Machine Manager" and encountering the
situation below when I am attempting a Physical to Virtual Conversion.
I am attempting the P2V and encountering the error (P2V: Error (2944): VMM
is unable to complete the requested operation because the ...

Domain consists of 4 DCs but they are not replicating.  Only dns server
failed and new one set up shortly after.  However, there is no controller
replication.  As a result, AD users/computers is different on all.  Newest DC
(DC3) does not have sysvol even though configured using ...

I have two DC running Windows 2000. I have gone through the steps to prepare
the 2000 servers for two new 2003 DC's. There were no problems with the
preparation of the 2000 servers or the installation/promotion of the new
servers.