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I have tried the following items to get the GX520 to connect with our Server.
Install Vista from scratch-2 Different Machines Upgrade Vista from WinXP Pro with all patches 2- Different Machine Restart machine twice NIC Card 57xx Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Original NIC Software, Updated Software Release October 10, 2006, Change Speed of NIC, Assign Static IP's, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS Disabled Firewall Using IPConfig checked DNS, Domain, Host Name IP, DNS Suffix, Address etc. The information looks correct. Join Domain Attempted to join Win2K3 Domain, fully qualifed and not. but was denied on two occasions but did get through with one. Now nothing is working correctly as far as the internet: No Access and cannot see other items on the network. Tried using full Domain name. Tried to rejoin the domain later but to not avail. The computer is not accessing the network. The Domain is not available. If I wipe this computer out and put it back to Win XPPro, then I do not have any problems logging into the server or DC. The only difference that I can see at the moment is in WinXP Pro: Local Area Connection Properties Client for Microsoft Network Properties RPC Service The RPC Service reads, Windows Locator (Vista does not keep the setting) I am about at my wits end. Any additional help would be appreciated. |