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September 16th 06, 09:03 AM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok,
except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks 
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September 16th 06, 01:09 PM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
Did you check for any System Errors ? What are the system errors you get ?
Can you ping your domain by its name ? Is NetBIOS over TCP/IP enabled ? abc. "Richard Baker" wrote: Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok, except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks
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September 16th 06, 01:28 PM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
I have checked the event log and the only one that relates to this issue is
"The winlogon notification subscriber UmRdpService was unavailable to handle a notification event" This is on the Vista client, nothing on the server. I can see that it is trying to authenticate as it says that it has found the account for this client, then it times out. "abckid" wrote: Did you check for any System Errors ? What are the system errors you get ? Can you ping your domain by its name ? Is NetBIOS over TCP/IP enabled ? abc. "Richard Baker" wrote: Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok, except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks
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September 16th 06, 01:31 PM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
The only error on the Vista client is "The winlogon notification subscriber
UmRdpService was unavailable to handle a notification event" I can see that it is attempting to authenticate but i can only assuem that it is timing out, i cant find NetBIOS over TCP/IP on the network connection manager "abckid" wrote: Did you check for any System Errors ? What are the system errors you get ? Can you ping your domain by its name ? Is NetBIOS over TCP/IP enabled ? abc. "Richard Baker" wrote: Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok, except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks
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September 16th 06, 01:40 PM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
Error text :-
- Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event" - System Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-Winlogon" Guid="{DBE9B383-7CF3-4331-91CC-A3CB16A3B538}" EventSourceName="Wlclntfy" / EventID Qualifiers="32768"6000/EventID Version0/Version Level3/Level Task0/Task Opcode0/Opcode Keywords0x80000000000000/Keywords TimeCreated SystemTime="2006-09-16T13:34:44.000Z" / EventRecordID248/EventRecordID Correlation / Execution ProcessID="0" ThreadID="0" / ChannelApplication/Channel ComputerVista-1/Computer Security / /System - EventData DataUmRdpService/Data BinaryD9060000/Binary /EventData /Event "Richard Baker" wrote: Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok, except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks
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September 16th 06, 01:45 PM
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Vista RC1 Adding onto Domaim problem
I have just attempted to connect uding RDP from Vista client to Win2003
server, all works well with no problem Anyone have any iea what the UMRDPService that it refers to in the error. Thanks "Richard Baker" wrote: Hi, I have attempted an upgrade from XP SP2 to RC1 Vista, this worked ok, except i was not connected to the domain any longer. I could not add it onto the domain as the error says "Network path does not exist" although it does resolve the computer account on the domain and also the user name. I have since reinstalled Vista RC1 fresh build, this also has the same error, can someone let me know if Server 2003 requires any additional components to accept connections from Vista Thanks
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