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Old April 15th 03, 07:30 PM
Zeljko
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Default XP Pro and 2k server network

Thanks. DNS was not configured properly.

-----Original Message-----
The problem is DNS.
You must configure DNS in Win2000SRV.
In your client , you must set IP of your Win2000SRV in

TCP/IP Properties -
DNS.
Now , you can logon to DOMAIN.

Bye

Diego


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Existing small network with Windows 2000 server and Win

98
PCs works fine. I connected new PC with Windows XP Pro

to
the network but it can not get connected to domain.

When I enter user name and password I et the message:
"The specified domain either does not exist or could not
be contacted."

What am I doing wrong or what I didn't do right?

Are there any resources like:
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Windows XP Network Troubleshooting
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...g/troubleshoot
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that deal with Windows XP - Windows 2000 networking.



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