Windows 7 no domain logon servers can be found: Difference between revisions
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net view \\ | net view \\DOMAIN | ||
(nb could be you can't see the output of this because you're not logged into the domain) | (nb could be you can't see the output of this because you're not logged into the domain) | ||
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net view \\192.168.0.8 | net view \\192.168.0.8 | ||
also ping | also ping DOMAIN | ||
See what's in the cache or otherwise resolved via netbios | See what's in the cache or otherwise resolved via netbios | ||
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check domain settings with | check domain settings with | ||
nltest /dsgetdc: | nltest /dsgetdc:DOMAIN | ||
Repair the windows system files using | Repair the windows system files using | ||
Latest revision as of 10:28, 14 November 2016
Test to see if the PC can see the server: In command prompt run
nbtstat -A 192.168.0.8
and
net view \\DOMAIN
(nb could be you can't see the output of this because you're not logged into the domain)
or
net view \\192.168.0.8
also ping DOMAIN
See what's in the cache or otherwise resolved via netbios
nbtstat -c / -n / -r
Clear the cache
nbtstat -R
Clear the network sockets using
netsh winsock reset
netsh rpc reset
check domain settings with
nltest /dsgetdc:DOMAIN
Repair the windows system files using
sfc /scannow
Change the WINS server in advanced network settings and manually set it to 192.168.0.8
Could also be the SAM file on the domain server:
On the samba PDC box run: sudo pdbedit -L -v | less For any users that are listed with the wrong domain name, ensure the user is not currently logged on from any terminal/box, then use: sudo pdbedit --user=USERNAME --domain=MYDOMAIN.ORG