I cannot connect a Windows 7 computer to a Windows Server 2008 R2 standard server.
I get this error message... "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request." I have Windows XP and Windows Vista workstations connecting to this server with no problem. This Windows 7 computer joins to the domain with no problem, but the user cannot logon. This is a small network with the Windows Server 2008 R2 being the domain controller. It must be something with Windows 7. This computer connects wirelessly to a NetGear router. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
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Darius Ghassem
Most likely is a DNS issue like suggested above make sure the client is pointing to the DC for DNS in it's TCP\IP properties. Check to make sure DC is pointing to itself for DNS as well in the TCP\IP settings.
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Since the computer works on the domain OK, we just created a local account on the workstation and manually mapped drives to the server. This is a remote location and was the best way to get the user going...for now. Thanks.
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Since the computer works on the domain OK, we just created a local account on the workstation and manually mapped drives to the server. This is a remote location and was the best way to get the user