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03.26.2008 at 01:00PM PDT, ID: 23271920
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NSLOOKUP error - Non-existent Domain

Asked by wuitsung in Domain Name Service (DNS), Active Directory

Tags: Microsoft, windows, 2003, DNS, NSLOOKUP

I am running 2003 AD/DNS and 1 member server. I tried to run the nslookup from the DC and the member server, I got the same nslookup error as shown in the screenshot. Everything seems working in my network. all pc can join the domain ping each other through ip and name.Start Free Trial
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[+][-]03.26.2008 at 01:06PM PDT, ID: 21215636

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Zones: Domain Name Service (DNS), Active Directory
Tags: Microsoft, windows, 2003, DNS, NSLOOKUP
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[+][-]03.26.2008 at 01:54PM PDT, ID: 21216091

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