nmarles
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Server 2008 Standard without Hyper V Group Policy (Network not found)
I am having a few issues here. I have installed Server 2008 as I normally do, installed Active Directory and ran DCPROMO with no errors. When I reboot the computer group policy says "network not found when I reboot" and I can not access the SYSVOL or the NETLOGIN. I can ping the server from its main address and its local address. My user is part of the Administrator account, Enterprise Admin, Domain Admin, Domain User, Schema Admin and Group Policy Creator. I have also tried to create a new Administrator account and login with that, no luck.
Ackles
Can you please post what errors are logged in Event Viewer?
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Which log should I look in. There are no errors in Active Directory. The only error that I can see if as error in DNS event ID 4013.
So you are saying that you are not getting any netlogon errors? or any other errors?
ASKER
No netlogin has started and no errors that I can see are listed. This is why it is so weird to me.
This is really weird, I remember something like this from past.... can you please see if your profile is created correctly?
I have a doubt that there might be something wrong there.... just to be sure.
I have a doubt that there might be something wrong there.... just to be sure.
I am sure you have seen this, but just to clarify:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc735842(WS.10).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc735842(WS.10).aspx
I am sorry, but one more question: Are this the only DC in the environment or this is the one which you are adding in the existing environment?
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I have seen the above article. I have actually tried restarting the server several times, and restarting DNS as well as Active Directory. Also, this is the only DC in the environment.
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on another not, can you ping DC with FQDN and NETBIOS?
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Okay, Well after the first article you sent me I checked to see if my NIC had file and sharing settings installed. This is the dumbest thing I have ever seen in the world. We have a virtual server and the company we have it through didn't install the NIC on this server with the correct protocols or drivers. I changed the drivers and added the file and sharing client and everything worked great.
Thank you for all your help!!
Thank you for all your help!!
I am glad that it helped. Thanks for points.