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ran the ipconfig /flushdns then an ipconfig /registerdns and it booted right up thanks JK
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ran the ipconfig /flushdns then an ipconfig /registerdns and it booted right up thanks JK

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Glad to help out. &nbsp;Thanks for the points!<br />
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JK
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Glad to help out.  Thanks for the points!

JK

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Interesting problem. I have somehow managed to make a completly external network. I can access the network from hom through vpn and ftp, but i can not join my computer to the domain or login to it at the office. I keep getting errors saying the network name can not be found or domain is unavailable. also when i login on vpn the only thing that shows up on the network is my own computer. I am running the dns and dhcp off a server running windows 2003 and my computer is pointed to that server for both dns and dhcp. Any help here would be great.
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Interesting problem. I have somehow managed to make a completly external network. I can access the network from hom through vpn and ftp, but i can not join my computer to the domain or login to it at the office. I keep getting errors saying the network name can not be found or domain is unavailable. also when i login on vpn the only thing that shows up on the network is my own computer. I am running the dns and dhcp off a server running windows 2003 and my computer is pointed to that server for both dns and dhcp. Any help here would be great.

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Networking is the process of connecting computing devices, peripherals and terminals together through a system that uses wiring, cabling or radio waves that enable their users to communicate, share information and interact over distances. Often associated are issues regarding operating systems, hardware and equipment, cloud and virtual networking, protocols, architecture, storage and management.