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I found this statement here:<br />
<a href="http://xp.modrica.com/board/lofiversion/index.php/t71703.html" rel="ugc">http://xp.modrica.com/board/lofiversion/index.php/t71703.html</a><br />
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&quot;Use netdom.exe which is part of the Windows 2003 Server CD Support Tools located on the Windows 2003 server CD. You can use this command to remotly add a computer to the domain although in this case you may have to use it to remove it from the domain first since the system already thinks it is in a domain.<br />
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NETDOM REMOVE /?<br />
NETDOM JOIN /?&quot;<br />

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I found this statement here:
http://xp.modrica.com/board/lofiversion/index.php/t71703.html [http://xp.modrica.com/board/lofiversion/index.php/t71703.html]

"Use netdom.exe which is part of the Windows 2003 Server CD Support Tools located on the Windows 2003 server CD. You can use this command to remotly add a computer to the domain although in this case you may have to use it to remove it from the domain first since the system already thinks it is in a domain.

NETDOM REMOVE /?
NETDOM JOIN /?"


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Wins server restart fixed it so it appears. There were not error logs showing issues on that server, and all LAN computers were working fine, only machines that VPN in were giving issues. 
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Wins server restart fixed it so it appears. There were not error logs showing issues on that server, and all LAN computers were working fine, only machines that VPN in were giving issues.

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Had a 2 day power outage at main location. All the remote machines stayed up. They VPN and user a terminal server, their local machines are joined to the domain. Since outage recovery our single domain with 3 dc's, is having some issues. Some of the remote computers are getting the duplicate exists on the network error message. I am lost as to figure out why they are doing this and am not wanting to drive an hour to a remote machine to remove it from the domain, and rejoin it. 
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Had a 2 day power outage at main location. All the remote machines stayed up. They VPN and user a terminal server, their local machines are joined to the domain. Since outage recovery our single domain with 3 dc's, is having some issues. Some of the remote computers are getting the duplicate exists on the network error message. I am lost as to figure out why they are doing this and am not wanting to drive an hour to a remote machine to remove it from the domain, and rejoin it. 

Error stating duplicate exists on network, but does not

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