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DNS Event ID 4015
I found mention of this issue but the solution was either incomplete or above my level of understanding. How do I check that AD is functioning correctly , and how do I locate the MCDCS Zone to verify Host "A" and that PTR is up to date?
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The firewall is ISA 2004. ICMP is not the issue. If I receive a "network path not found error and I ask the workstation user to reboot their workstation, sometimes this solves the problem. Maybe tomorrow when the client machines are booted up workstations that were not reachable yesterday may be reachable today. Is this any more help?
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No responses to my issue so it may be best to close the inquiry, and I will contact another source for assistance. Thanks.
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I use RDP to log into the domain, and frequesntly will browse the clients network. This is the issue: I browse the network, I can see all clients that are logged in to the domain but I may or not be able to click on a client (error message indicates that "the network path was not found". Going further, I then attempt to ping the netbios name or ip address. The ping times out. I have contacted the users of the impacted workstations, and they verify that they are logged in to the domain, and no performance issues to report?
I did take a log file of the dcdiag /test /dnsforwarders /dnsdynamicupdate /dnsrecordregistration. I can attach the file if it is needed but I do not want to waste your time.
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