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Asked by smith9069 in Windows Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS), TCP/IP
We added two windows 2008 server to windows 2000 domain as domain controllers with DNS servers. All LAN servers and client use the 2008 DNS without any issues. The 2008 DNS doesn't have any errors logged in the Event Viewer.
The only problem we are facing is the Exchange front-end server running OWA. The server is located in our DMZ and there is a Cisco firewall. This server used to use 2000 DC DNS servers which are 10.0.0.29 and 10.0.0.19. When we changed the DNS point to the 2008 DNS servers which are 10.0.0.17 and 10.0.0.18, it asked to reboot (this is only server asks to reboot and all other servers don't ask reboot when changing the DNS server). Since this is production server, we schedule to reboot it next morning. When I logon next day, the logon process took long time. After logon, I can ping the 2008 DNS server and run port query to check domain and trust port. They look good.
This morning, my technician rebooted it again. This time, we can't logon any more. It stays "Apply Computer Settings" for ever. Then we did warm reboot, and run safe mode with network. I can access the both 2000 and 2008 DC and DNS without any problems and other computer can remote access it. We also try to re-set the DNS back to the original 2000 DNS. That doesn't make any difference. The server is running, we access the OWA and receive the email. I can access the server's Computer Manager from other computer too. The Event Viewer doesn't show ant related errors. Also we can't access it using remote desktop. The server just stay "Apply Computer settings".
We don't have APC Agent service. Any suggestions?
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