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click on the icon for a network (to the left of the network name, under &quot;view your active networks&quot;. This will popup a &quot;set network properties&quot; window. click on the &quot;merge or delete network locations&quot; link.
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click on the icon for a network (to the left of the network name, under "view your active networks". This will popup a "set network properties" window. click on the "merge or delete network locations" link.

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Thanks ... The DNS server was not bound to an IP for the fast (10G) network. &nbsp;When we bound the DNS correctly and rebooted, the NIC was automagically assigned to the correct group. &nbsp; Thanks!
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Thanks ... The DNS server was not bound to an IP for the fast (10G) network.  When we bound the DNS correctly and rebooted, the NIC was automagically assigned to the correct group.   Thanks!

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The solution lead us to the correct answer.
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The solution lead us to the correct answer.

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 This system is part of a domain. I'm trying to move the &quot;<b>Unidentified network</b>&quot; 20 Gig TEAM &nbsp;to the <b>Domain network</b> with the 2 Gig TEAM. <br />
NOTE: The words <b>Domain Network</b> and <b>Public Network </b>are not links.<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/05_w21/460484/network.png" target="_blank" title="Network and Sharing Center (41 KB)"><img alt="Network and Sharing Center" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/05_w21/800_460484/network.png" /></a><br />
Not sure if the domain group policy is set to stop this nor do I know where to look for it if it is.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Scott<br />
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 This system is part of a domain. I'm trying to move the "Unidentified network" 20 Gig TEAM  to the Domain network with the 2 Gig TEAM. 
NOTE: The words Domain Network and Public Network are not links.


Not sure if the domain group policy is set to stop this nor do I know where to look for it if it is.

Thanks,
Scott



Change network card to another active networks (HOME, WORK, PUBLIC)

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