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gogadrum (IS/IT--Management)
21 Nov 05 12:53
I have one PDC and one BDC both with SP6A and I use win XP Professional client computers. Everything works fine and then all of a sudden clients start to give "Domain unavailable" message when users try to log on and I then have to reboot the BDC and then use Server Manager to Sync them both.

What is wrong??????. Plzzzz help
grimmy26 (TechnicalUser)
23 Nov 05 10:56
Is there anything in the event viewers? Where is the BDC in relation to the PDC network wise? You may have a network issue. Have you changed the network card in the BDC.

1st of all maybe there is a log that ties this down more
outonalimb (TechnicalUser)
26 Nov 05 5:51
At a command prompt type on a variety of XP machines:
echo %logonserver%

Which domain controller are they connecting to for authentication - the BDC or the PDC? You can then work out which server might be causing a problem.

Could you have a WINS problem?

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