I recently set up a Windows 2000 Server network for a local insurance company. I configured Active Directory, DHCP, and created a local domain for all client users. It's a small network with 30 computers and mixed OS's. For the most part everything went silky smooth. However, there is one realtor that uses Windows ME (which I know blows) and it won't login to the domain at all.
Here's the low down...
TCP/IP is installed, Client for Microsoft Networks is set up to logon to the NT Domain, and file and printer is enabled. The WinME computer receives an IP address from DHCP (I can also release and renew with no problems). I can ping the server and the default gateway with no problems either. It just won't recognize the domain. I'm thinking it's her specific computer...maybe ME is hosed...or maybe the TCP/IP stack is messed up.
If anyone has had this problem and knows a fix, please let me know. Thanks!
Here's the low down...
TCP/IP is installed, Client for Microsoft Networks is set up to logon to the NT Domain, and file and printer is enabled. The WinME computer receives an IP address from DHCP (I can also release and renew with no problems). I can ping the server and the default gateway with no problems either. It just won't recognize the domain. I'm thinking it's her specific computer...maybe ME is hosed...or maybe the TCP/IP stack is messed up.
If anyone has had this problem and knows a fix, please let me know. Thanks!
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