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Hi Everyone, I hope this is an easy question to answer. I have setup a Windows 2003 server and a domain to do some local testing and development. I have a Vista Ultimate client that I have joined to the domain and everything is working smashingly.... that is until I enable the firewall on the Windows 2003 server. I have checked the network adapter configuration(Advanced Tab of the Windows Firewall config window, and according to the nic settings the following ports are open: DHCP - 67 UDP DHCP - 68 UDP DNS - 53 - UDP and I have manually added an exception for: DNS - 53 - TCP The issue that I run into is that while the firewall is off, I instantly connect to the domain and everything works as expected. When the firewall goes up, I connect to DHCP and get an IP as well as internet connection through the gateway, but my group policy, mapped drives and everything else domain related goes away. Am I missing a port? Thanks for your time and effort, Everett -- everettcomstock |
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