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Since this is your DC, do you have a valid connetion to your network? is it accessable from the network? What is the name of the connection under Network Properties?
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Since this is your DC, do you have a valid connetion to your network? is it accessable from the network? What is the name of the connection under Network Properties?

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I fixed this today. &nbsp;The article was: <a href="http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBF/TIP2800/rh2842.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBF/TIP2800/rh2842.htm</a><br />
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thanks!
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I fixed this today.  The article was: http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBF/TIP2800/rh2842.htm [http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBF/TIP2800/rh2842.htm]

thanks!

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That works. That normally occurs when the network card is moved from one slot to another.
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That works. That normally occurs when the network card is moved from one slot to another.

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Since you have found your answer could you close this post with an Answered my own question. The explaination is already in place.
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Since you have found your answer could you close this post with an Answered my own question. The explaination is already in place.

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My Domain controller was experiencing stop errors. &nbsp;WIth Microsofts help we were able to bring the system back up. &nbsp;I have one network adapter but when I go into properties it states that I already have an adapter configured with this IP address. &nbsp;I cannot terminal service to the computer now and I am having other little problems on the network.<br />
How can I fix this so it doesn't think there are two adapters (of course without taking my entire network down).<br />
thanks
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My Domain controller was experiencing stop errors.  WIth Microsofts help we were able to bring the system back up.  I have one network adapter but when I go into properties it states that I already have an adapter configured with this IP address.  I cannot terminal service to the computer now and I am having other little problems on the network.
How can I fix this so it doesn't think there are two adapters (of course without taking my entire network down).
thanks

network adapter error

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