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All machines are statically assigned IPs, they all have NetBIOS enabled, are pointing to the correct DNS/WINS Servers, I can do a search by computer name and it finds the computer, I can do a search by IP address and it finds the machine. nbtstat -a workstation name shows the IP, nbtstat -A IP...

try doing 'browstat view <transport>' and see what comes up, it will give you info on what domain is bound to that transport.

There may be some sort of GPO applied to the server that sets it to shutdown if a certain set of variables are encountered, i would start by investigating all of the GPOs that are applied to the server.

Just set the policy, then run gpupdate from the DC.

1. Make sure that the GPO is linked to a folder where all of the applicable resources are underneath it, IE if you have users in multiple OUs that you are applying this policy to, the link has to be to a parent OU to all of them. B when you use that command on the machine it attempts to make...

just a bump so the thread doesn't get lost in the sauce...

I'm running an Active Directory Domain containing multiple Windows 2003 servers, one windows 2000 server, and ~20 clients that are win2k pro. My problem is that "my network places or net view, only display the servers and neglects to display clients. When doing a net view, i receive no errors...