Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 17, 2007 Posted August 17, 2007 Hello, i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a dc running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i have many problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, many computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 minutes, and the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. when i check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error every 3 or 5 minutes: "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value (1908)" and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 domain I have a -- Best regards, Michael
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 17, 2007 Posted August 17, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please give a short description about the DNS configuration on the network. Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Hello, > > i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a dc > running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > have many > problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, > many > computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 minutes, > and > the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. > when i > check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > every 3 or > 5 minutes: > "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > (1908)" > and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 domain > > I have a > > Michael >
Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 Re: application log error HI Meinolf, The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they change the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still there because there are some pc that need to be connected to that domain for the application that they are running, but now i have no active directory in that domain. the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller with active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql server, an antivirus pc. both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one and the other, this can be one of the problems> -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different domain > names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers one with server > 2000 and one with server 2003? > > Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for example > the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider instead of the > domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please give a short description > about the DNS configuration on the network. > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > Hello, > > > > i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a dc > > running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > > have many > > problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, > > many > > computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 minutes, > > and > > the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. > > when i > > check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > > every 3 or > > 5 minutes: > > "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > > (1908)" > > and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > > how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 domain > > > > I have a > > > > Michael > > > > > -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different domain > names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers one with server > 2000 and one with server 2003? > > Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for example > the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider instead of the > domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please give a short description > about the DNS configuration on the network. > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > Hello, > > > > i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a dc > > running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > > have many > > problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, > > many > > computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 minutes, > > and > > the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. > > when i > > check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > > every 3 or > > 5 minutes: > > "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > > (1908)" > > and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > > how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 domain > > > > I have a > > > > Michael > > > > >
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in both domains on one physical network with using the same ip range? So how are the clients configured and how can users login the 2000 domain when theire is no domain controller? Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > HI Meinolf, > > The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a domain > controller in our old network running 2000 when they change the > network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old domain > controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail server, iis, > dns and other applications. the domain still there because there are > some pc that need to be connected to that domain for the application > that they are running, but now i have no active directory in that > domain. > > the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller with > active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql server, an > antivirus pc. > > both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one and > the other, this can be one of the problems> > > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different >> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers >> one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >> >> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider >> instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please >> give a short description about the DNS configuration on the network. >> >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> Hello, >>> >>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a >>> dc >>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i >>> have many >>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, >>> many >>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>> minutes, >>> and >>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. >>> when i >>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error >>> every 3 or >>> 5 minutes: >>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value >>> (1908)" >>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>> domain >>> I have a >>> >>> Michael >>> > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different >> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers >> one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >> >> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider >> instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please >> give a short description about the DNS configuration on the network. >> >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> Hello, >>> >>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a >>> dc >>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i >>> have many >>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, >>> many >>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>> minutes, >>> and >>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. >>> when i >>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error >>> every 3 or >>> 5 minutes: >>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value >>> (1908)" >>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>> domain >>> I have a >>> >>> Michael >>>
Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 18, 2007 Posted August 18, 2007 Re: application log error Hi Meinolf, I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 and the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 server as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of different services in the same machine, the ip range was 10.34.1.x, jsut now i know that they tried to downgrade the domain controller to stan alone server for some services in the server, and for one reason that i don't know they cudn't downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's using this domain and i really dont understand how they can get connected. i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using now. Do you think that procedure will create a problem with the mail server that is running in this machine also. anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me hard time thanks for the help. -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like whatever.com > and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without any Domain controller? > And the other is 2003? You have clients in both domains on one physical network > with using the same ip range? So how are the clients configured and how can > users login the 2000 domain when theire is no domain controller? > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > HI Meinolf, > > > > The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a domain > > controller in our old network running 2000 when they change the > > network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old domain > > controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail server, iis, > > dns and other applications. the domain still there because there are > > some pc that need to be connected to that domain for the application > > that they are running, but now i have no active directory in that > > domain. > > > > the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller with > > active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql server, an > > antivirus pc. > > > > both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one and > > the other, this can be one of the problems> > > > > Michael > > > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > > > >> Hello Michael, > >> > >> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different > >> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers > >> one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >> > >> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider > >> instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please > >> give a short description about the DNS configuration on the network. > >> > >> Best regards > >> > >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > >> confers > >> no rights. > >>> Hello, > >>> > >>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a > >>> dc > >>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > >>> have many > >>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, > >>> many > >>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>> minutes, > >>> and > >>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. > >>> when i > >>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > >>> every 3 or > >>> 5 minutes: > >>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > >>> (1908)" > >>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>> domain > >>> I have a > >>> > >>> Michael > >>> > > Michael > > > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > > > >> Hello Michael, > >> > >> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different > >> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain controllers > >> one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >> > >> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS provider > >> instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. So please > >> give a short description about the DNS configuration on the network. > >> > >> Best regards > >> > >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > >> confers > >> no rights. > >>> Hello, > >>> > >>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with a > >>> dc > >>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > >>> have many > >>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 server, > >>> many > >>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>> minutes, > >>> and > >>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after reboot. > >>> when i > >>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > >>> every 3 or > >>> 5 minutes: > >>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > >>> (1908)" > >>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>> domain > >>> I have a > >>> > >>> Michael > >>> > > >
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 20, 2007 Posted August 20, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients in this domain can login and work with useraccounts created on the 2003 domain controller? And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer a domain controller? So if you open the System properties window and go to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a domain name? And if you open the run line and type in dsa.msc, what happens on the 2000 machine? Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Hi Meinolf, > > I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new > servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 and > the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 server as > a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of different > services in the same machine, the ip range was 10.34.1.x, jsut now i > know that they tried to downgrade the domain controller to stan alone > server for some services in the server, and for one reason that i > don't know they cudn't downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's using this > domain and i really dont understand how they can get connected. > > i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, > unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in use. > then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using now. Do you > think that procedure will create a problem with the mail server that > is running in this machine also. > > anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? > > if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me hard > time > > thanks for the help. > > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like >> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without any >> Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in both >> domains on one physical network with using the same ip range? So how >> are the clients configured and how can users login the 2000 domain >> when theire is no domain controller? >> >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> HI Meinolf, >>> >>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a >>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they change >>> the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old >>> domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail >>> server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still there >>> because there are some pc that need to be connected to that domain >>> for the application that they are running, but now i have no active >>> directory in that domain. >>> >>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller with >>> active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql server, an >>> antivirus pc. >>> >>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one and >>> the other, this can be one of the problems> >>> >>> Michael >>> >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>> >>>> Hello Michael, >>>> >>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different >>>> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain >>>> controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >>>> >>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. >>>> So please give a short description about the DNS configuration on >>>> the network. >>>> >>>> Best regards >>>> >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>> and >>>> confers >>>> no rights. >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with >>>>> a >>>>> dc >>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i >>>>> have many >>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>> server, >>>>> many >>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>> minutes, >>>>> and >>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>> reboot. >>>>> when i >>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error >>>>> every 3 or >>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value >>>>> (1908)" >>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>> domain >>>>> I have a >>>>> Michael >>>>> >>> Michael >>> >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>> >>>> Hello Michael, >>>> >>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different >>>> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain >>>> controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >>>> >>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. >>>> So please give a short description about the DNS configuration on >>>> the network. >>>> >>>> Best regards >>>> >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>> and >>>> confers >>>> no rights. >>>>> Hello, >>>>> >>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with >>>>> a >>>>> dc >>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i >>>>> have many >>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>> server, >>>>> many >>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>> minutes, >>>>> and >>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>> reboot. >>>>> when i >>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error >>>>> every 3 or >>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value >>>>> (1908)" >>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>> domain >>>>> I have a >>>>> Michael >>>>>
Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 20, 2007 Posted August 20, 2007 Re: application log error HI Meinolf, yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a type dsa.msc i get Naming Information Cannot be located Because: No authority could be conected for authentication. Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is properly configured and is currenlty online. means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you think is possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is that in the network Identification teh properties option is desabled, do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to run the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical network? > A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients in this domain > can login and work with useraccounts created on the 2003 domain controller? > > And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer a domain > controller? So if you open the System properties window and go to computer > name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a domain name? And if you open > the run line and type in dsa.msc, what happens on the 2000 machine? > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > Hi Meinolf, > > > > I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new > > servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 and > > the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 server as > > a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of different > > services in the same machine, the ip range was 10.34.1.x, jsut now i > > know that they tried to downgrade the domain controller to stan alone > > server for some services in the server, and for one reason that i > > don't know they cudn't downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's using this > > domain and i really dont understand how they can get connected. > > > > i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, > > unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in use. > > then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using now. Do you > > think that procedure will create a problem with the mail server that > > is running in this machine also. > > > > anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? > > > > if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me hard > > time > > > > thanks for the help. > > > > Michael > > > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > > > >> Hello Michael, > >> > >> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like > >> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without any > >> Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in both > >> domains on one physical network with using the same ip range? So how > >> are the clients configured and how can users login the 2000 domain > >> when theire is no domain controller? > >> > >> Best regards > >> > >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > >> confers > >> no rights. > >>> HI Meinolf, > >>> > >>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a > >>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they change > >>> the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old > >>> domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail > >>> server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still there > >>> because there are some pc that need to be connected to that domain > >>> for the application that they are running, but now i have no active > >>> directory in that domain. > >>> > >>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller with > >>> active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql server, an > >>> antivirus pc. > >>> > >>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one and > >>> the other, this can be one of the problems> > >>> > >>> Michael > >>> > >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Hello Michael, > >>>> > >>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different > >>>> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain > >>>> controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >>>> > >>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. > >>>> So please give a short description about the DNS configuration on > >>>> the network. > >>>> > >>>> Best regards > >>>> > >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>> and > >>>> confers > >>>> no rights. > >>>>> Hello, > >>>>> > >>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with > >>>>> a > >>>>> dc > >>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > >>>>> have many > >>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>> server, > >>>>> many > >>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>> minutes, > >>>>> and > >>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>> reboot. > >>>>> when i > >>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > >>>>> every 3 or > >>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > >>>>> (1908)" > >>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>> domain > >>>>> I have a > >>>>> Michael > >>>>> > >>> Michael > >>> > >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Hello Michael, > >>>> > >>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with different > >>>> domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 domain > >>>> controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >>>> > >>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal domain. > >>>> So please give a short description about the DNS configuration on > >>>> the network. > >>>> > >>>> Best regards > >>>> > >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>> and > >>>> confers > >>>> no rights. > >>>>> Hello, > >>>>> > >>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain with > >>>>> a > >>>>> dc > >>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. i > >>>>> have many > >>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>> server, > >>>>> many > >>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>> minutes, > >>>>> and > >>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>> reboot. > >>>>> when i > >>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an error > >>>>> every 3 or > >>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return value > >>>>> (1908)" > >>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>> domain > >>>>> I have a > >>>>> Michael > >>>>> > > >
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 20, 2007 Posted August 20, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, What's about the 2000 system properties settings i asked for? And please also give again all services running on the 2000 machine. Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > HI Meinolf, > > yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a type > dsa.msc > i get > Naming Information Cannot be located Because: > No authority could be conected for authentication. > Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is > properly > configured and is currenlty online. > means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you think is > possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is > that in the network Identification teh properties option is desabled, > do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to run > the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. > > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical >> network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients in >> this domain can login and work with useraccounts created on the 2003 >> domain controller? >> >> And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer a >> domain controller? So if you open the System properties window and go >> to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a domain >> name? And if you open the run line and type in dsa.msc, what happens >> on the 2000 machine? >> >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> Hi Meinolf, >>> >>> I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new >>> servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 and >>> the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 server >>> as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of different >>> services in the same machine, the ip range was 10.34.1.x, jsut now i >>> know that they tried to downgrade the domain controller to stan >>> alone server for some services in the server, and for one reason >>> that i don't know they cudn't downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's >>> using this domain and i really dont understand how they can get >>> connected. >>> >>> i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, >>> unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in >>> use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using now. >>> Do you think that procedure will create a problem with the mail >>> server that is running in this machine also. >>> >>> anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? >>> >>> if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me >>> hard time >>> >>> thanks for the help. >>> >>> Michael >>> >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>> >>>> Hello Michael, >>>> >>>> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like >>>> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without >>>> any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in >>>> both domains on one physical network with using the same ip range? >>>> So how are the clients configured and how can users login the 2000 >>>> domain when theire is no domain controller? >>>> >>>> Best regards >>>> >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>> and >>>> confers >>>> no rights. >>>>> HI Meinolf, >>>>> >>>>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a >>>>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they change >>>>> the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old >>>>> domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail >>>>> server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still there >>>>> because there are some pc that need to be connected to that domain >>>>> for the application that they are running, but now i have no >>>>> active directory in that domain. >>>>> >>>>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller >>>>> with active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql >>>>> server, an antivirus pc. >>>>> >>>>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one >>>>> and the other, this can be one of the problems> >>>>> >>>>> Michael >>>>> >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>> >>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >>>>>> >>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >>>>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal >>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS >>>>>> configuration on the network. >>>>>> >>>>>> Best regards >>>>>> >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>>>> and >>>>>> confers >>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>> with >>>>>>> a >>>>>>> dc >>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. >>>>>>> i >>>>>>> have many >>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>> server, >>>>>>> many >>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>> and >>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>> when i >>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>> error >>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>> value >>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>>>> domain >>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>> Michael >>>>> Michael >>>>> >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>> >>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? >>>>>> >>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for >>>>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal >>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS >>>>>> configuration on the network. >>>>>> >>>>>> Best regards >>>>>> >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>>>> and >>>>>> confers >>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>> with >>>>>>> a >>>>>>> dc >>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. >>>>>>> i >>>>>>> have many >>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>> server, >>>>>>> many >>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>> and >>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>> when i >>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>> error >>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>> value >>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>>>> domain >>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>> Michael
Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 21, 2007 Posted August 21, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Meinolf, Checking the system properties, in the network identification i have the full computer name in the old domain and the note down that the identification of the computer can not be changed because is a domain controller, the properties option is not avaliable. in the computer management, services i have the DNS, IIS, ISA (disbled), Sql Server, routing and remote access. as Aplications im running in this machine MDaemon mail server, A Hotspot and a internet cafe software from Antamedia and a software for door locks, a lot for only one server for my point of view. i'll uninstall the isa and sql because is no need to have them, i have another firewall and another database server DHCP is not running in this machine, the active directory was removed but the server still thinks that is a domain controller. -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > What's about the 2000 system properties settings i asked for? And please > also give again all services running on the 2000 machine. > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > HI Meinolf, > > > > yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a type > > dsa.msc > > i get > > Naming Information Cannot be located Because: > > No authority could be conected for authentication. > > Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is > > properly > > configured and is currenlty online. > > means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you think is > > possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is > > that in the network Identification teh properties option is desabled, > > do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to run > > the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. > > > > Michael > > > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > > > >> Hello Michael, > >> > >> Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical > >> network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients in > >> this domain can login and work with useraccounts created on the 2003 > >> domain controller? > >> > >> And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer a > >> domain controller? So if you open the System properties window and go > >> to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a domain > >> name? And if you open the run line and type in dsa.msc, what happens > >> on the 2000 machine? > >> > >> Best regards > >> > >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > >> confers > >> no rights. > >>> Hi Meinolf, > >>> > >>> I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new > >>> servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 and > >>> the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 server > >>> as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of different > >>> services in the same machine, the ip range was 10.34.1.x, jsut now i > >>> know that they tried to downgrade the domain controller to stan > >>> alone server for some services in the server, and for one reason > >>> that i don't know they cudn't downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's > >>> using this domain and i really dont understand how they can get > >>> connected. > >>> > >>> i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, > >>> unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in > >>> use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using now. > >>> Do you think that procedure will create a problem with the mail > >>> server that is running in this machine also. > >>> > >>> anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? > >>> > >>> if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me > >>> hard time > >>> > >>> thanks for the help. > >>> > >>> Michael > >>> > >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Hello Michael, > >>>> > >>>> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like > >>>> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without > >>>> any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in > >>>> both domains on one physical network with using the same ip range? > >>>> So how are the clients configured and how can users login the 2000 > >>>> domain when theire is no domain controller? > >>>> > >>>> Best regards > >>>> > >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>> and > >>>> confers > >>>> no rights. > >>>>> HI Meinolf, > >>>>> > >>>>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a > >>>>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they change > >>>>> the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, the old > >>>>> domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, mail > >>>>> server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still there > >>>>> because there are some pc that need to be connected to that domain > >>>>> for the application that they are running, but now i have no > >>>>> active directory in that domain. > >>>>> > >>>>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller > >>>>> with active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql > >>>>> server, an antivirus pc. > >>>>> > >>>>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one > >>>>> and the other, this can be one of the problems> > >>>>> > >>>>> Michael > >>>>> > >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>>>> > >>>>>> Hello Michael, > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with > >>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 > >>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >>>>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal > >>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS > >>>>>> configuration on the network. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Best regards > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>>>> and > >>>>>> confers > >>>>>> no rights. > >>>>>>> Hello, > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain > >>>>>>> with > >>>>>>> a > >>>>>>> dc > >>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. > >>>>>>> i > >>>>>>> have many > >>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>>>> server, > >>>>>>> many > >>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>>>> minutes, > >>>>>>> and > >>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>>>> reboot. > >>>>>>> when i > >>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an > >>>>>>> error > >>>>>>> every 3 or > >>>>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return > >>>>>>> value > >>>>>>> (1908)" > >>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>>>> domain > >>>>>>> I have a > >>>>>>> Michael > >>>>> Michael > >>>>> > >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>>>> > >>>>>> Hello Michael, > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with > >>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 > >>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server 2003? > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, for > >>>>>> example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal > >>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS > >>>>>> configuration on the network. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Best regards > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>>>> and > >>>>>> confers > >>>>>> no rights. > >>>>>>> Hello, > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain > >>>>>>> with > >>>>>>> a > >>>>>>> dc > >>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 server. > >>>>>>> i > >>>>>>> have many > >>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>>>> server, > >>>>>>> many > >>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>>>> minutes, > >>>>>>> and > >>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>>>> reboot. > >>>>>>> when i > >>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an > >>>>>>> error > >>>>>>> every 3 or > >>>>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return > >>>>>>> value > >>>>>>> (1908)" > >>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>>>> domain > >>>>>>> I have a > >>>>>>> Michael > > >
Guest Myweb Posted August 21, 2007 Posted August 21, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, I think theire will not be a really good solution without reinstall, because something is really messed up on the 2000 server. So i would install the services and applications you need from it on the 2003 machines and then if possible, use the database files from the old 2000 to get back the data. But for the not MS software first you should try to find newsgroups or infos if it is possible to do it this way. And even on this level think about preparing an image BEFORE you go to test around with the 2000 machine, so you have this configuration still available. Sorry, but i don't have no other additional idea. Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Hello Meinolf, > > Checking the system properties, in the network identification i have > the full computer name in the old domain and the note down that the > identification of the computer can not be changed because is a domain > controller, the properties option is not avaliable. > > in the computer management, services i have the DNS, IIS, ISA > (disbled), Sql Server, routing and remote access. as Aplications im > running in this machine MDaemon mail server, A Hotspot and a internet > cafe software from Antamedia and a software for door locks, a lot for > only one server for my point of view. i'll uninstall the isa and sql > because is no need to have them, i have another firewall and another > database server DHCP is not running in this machine, the active > directory was removed but the server still thinks that is a domain > controller. > > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> What's about the 2000 system properties settings i asked for? And >> please also give again all services running on the 2000 machine. >> >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> HI Meinolf, >>> >>> yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a type >>> dsa.msc >>> i get >>> Naming Information Cannot be located Because: >>> No authority could be conected for authentication. >>> Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is >>> properly >>> configured and is currenlty online. >>> means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you think >>> is >>> possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is >>> that in the network Identification teh properties option is >>> desabled, >>> do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to run >>> the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. >>> Michael >>> >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>> >>>> Hello Michael, >>>> >>>> Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical >>>> network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients >>>> in this domain can login and work with useraccounts created on the >>>> 2003 domain controller? >>>> >>>> And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer >>>> a domain controller? So if you open the System properties window >>>> and go to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a >>>> domain name? And if you open the run line and type in dsa.msc, what >>>> happens on the 2000 machine? >>>> >>>> Best regards >>>> >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>> and >>>> confers >>>> no rights. >>>>> Hi Meinolf, >>>>> >>>>> I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new >>>>> servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 >>>>> and the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 >>>>> server as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of >>>>> different services in the same machine, the ip range was >>>>> 10.34.1.x, jsut now i know that they tried to downgrade the domain >>>>> controller to stan alone server for some services in the server, >>>>> and for one reason that i don't know they cudn't downgrade the >>>>> server. i have 2 pc's using this domain and i really dont >>>>> understand how they can get connected. >>>>> >>>>> i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, >>>>> unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in >>>>> use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using >>>>> now. Do you think that procedure will create a problem with the >>>>> mail server that is running in this machine also. >>>>> >>>>> anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? >>>>> >>>>> if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me >>>>> hard time >>>>> >>>>> thanks for the help. >>>>> >>>>> Michael >>>>> >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>> >>>>>> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like >>>>>> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without >>>>>> any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in >>>>>> both domains on one physical network with using the same ip >>>>>> range? So how are the clients configured and how can users login >>>>>> the 2000 domain when theire is no domain controller? >>>>>> >>>>>> Best regards >>>>>> >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>>>> and >>>>>> confers >>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>> HI Meinolf, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a >>>>>>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they >>>>>>> change the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, >>>>>>> the old domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, >>>>>>> mail server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still >>>>>>> there because there are some pc that need to be connected to >>>>>>> that domain for the application that they are running, but now i >>>>>>> have no active directory in that domain. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller >>>>>>> with active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql >>>>>>> server, an antivirus pc. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one >>>>>>> and the other, this can be one of the problems> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server >>>>>>>> 2003? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, >>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal >>>>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS >>>>>>>> configuration on the network. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Best regards >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no >>>>>>>> warranties, >>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>> confers >>>>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>>>> with >>>>>>>>> a >>>>>>>>> dc >>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 >>>>>>>>> server. >>>>>>>>> i >>>>>>>>> have many >>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>>>> server, >>>>>>>>> many >>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>>>> when i >>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>>>> error >>>>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>>>> value >>>>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>>>>>> domain >>>>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server >>>>>>>> 2003? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, >>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS >>>>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal >>>>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS >>>>>>>> configuration on the network. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Best regards >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no >>>>>>>> warranties, >>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>> confers >>>>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>>>> with >>>>>>>>> a >>>>>>>>> dc >>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 >>>>>>>>> server. >>>>>>>>> i >>>>>>>>> have many >>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>>>> server, >>>>>>>>> many >>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 >>>>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>>>> when i >>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>>>> error >>>>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>>>> value >>>>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 >>>>>>>>> domain >>>>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>>>> Michael
Guest Michael Reyes Posted August 21, 2007 Posted August 21, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Meinolf, I think the best solution is to format the server and reinstall all the aplications that we really need, for the moment i just route everything to the 2003 servers and i have some backups of the 2000 server in a weekend i will take out the server and rebuild the whole thing. Thank you very much for all your help, i appriciate your time. -- Best regards, Michael "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > Hello Michael, > > I think theire will not be a really good solution without reinstall, because > something is really messed up on the 2000 server. So i would install the > services and applications you need from it on the 2003 machines and then > if possible, use the database files from the old 2000 to get back the data. > But for the not MS software first you should try to find newsgroups or infos > if it is possible to do it this way. > And even on this level think about preparing an image BEFORE you go to test > around with the 2000 machine, so you have this configuration still available. > Sorry, but i don't have no other additional idea. > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers > no rights. > > > Hello Meinolf, > > > > Checking the system properties, in the network identification i have > > the full computer name in the old domain and the note down that the > > identification of the computer can not be changed because is a domain > > controller, the properties option is not avaliable. > > > > in the computer management, services i have the DNS, IIS, ISA > > (disbled), Sql Server, routing and remote access. as Aplications im > > running in this machine MDaemon mail server, A Hotspot and a internet > > cafe software from Antamedia and a software for door locks, a lot for > > only one server for my point of view. i'll uninstall the isa and sql > > because is no need to have them, i have another firewall and another > > database server DHCP is not running in this machine, the active > > directory was removed but the server still thinks that is a domain > > controller. > > > > Michael > > > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > > > >> Hello Michael, > >> > >> What's about the 2000 system properties settings i asked for? And > >> please also give again all services running on the 2000 machine. > >> > >> Best regards > >> > >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > >> confers > >> no rights. > >>> HI Meinolf, > >>> > >>> yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a type > >>> dsa.msc > >>> i get > >>> Naming Information Cannot be located Because: > >>> No authority could be conected for authentication. > >>> Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is > >>> properly > >>> configured and is currenlty online. > >>> means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you think > >>> is > >>> possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is > >>> that in the network Identification teh properties option is > >>> desabled, > >>> do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to run > >>> the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. > >>> Michael > >>> > >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Hello Michael, > >>>> > >>>> Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical > >>>> network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And clients > >>>> in this domain can login and work with useraccounts created on the > >>>> 2003 domain controller? > >>>> > >>>> And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT longer > >>>> a domain controller? So if you open the System properties window > >>>> and go to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup name or a > >>>> domain name? And if you open the run line and type in dsa.msc, what > >>>> happens on the 2000 machine? > >>>> > >>>> Best regards > >>>> > >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>> and > >>>> confers > >>>> no rights. > >>>>> Hi Meinolf, > >>>>> > >>>>> I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the new > >>>>> servers for the network the guys here set the servers with 2003 > >>>>> and the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a 2000 > >>>>> server as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a lot of > >>>>> different services in the same machine, the ip range was > >>>>> 10.34.1.x, jsut now i know that they tried to downgrade the domain > >>>>> controller to stan alone server for some services in the server, > >>>>> and for one reason that i don't know they cudn't downgrade the > >>>>> server. i have 2 pc's using this domain and i really dont > >>>>> understand how they can get connected. > >>>>> > >>>>> i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone server, > >>>>> unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed bu not in > >>>>> use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we are using > >>>>> now. Do you think that procedure will create a problem with the > >>>>> mail server that is running in this machine also. > >>>>> > >>>>> anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? > >>>>> > >>>>> if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing me > >>>>> hard time > >>>>> > >>>>> thanks for the help. > >>>>> > >>>>> Michael > >>>>> > >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>>>> > >>>>>> Hello Michael, > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like > >>>>>> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain without > >>>>>> any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have clients in > >>>>>> both domains on one physical network with using the same ip > >>>>>> range? So how are the clients configured and how can users login > >>>>>> the 2000 domain when theire is no domain controller? > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Best regards > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, > >>>>>> and > >>>>>> confers > >>>>>> no rights. > >>>>>>> HI Meinolf, > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a > >>>>>>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they > >>>>>>> change the network they setup the new network with 2003 servers, > >>>>>>> the old domain controller was running many things like isa 2000, > >>>>>>> mail server, iis, dns and other applications. the domain still > >>>>>>> there because there are some pc that need to be connected to > >>>>>>> that domain for the application that they are running, but now i > >>>>>>> have no active directory in that domain. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain controller > >>>>>>> with active directory and dns, the db server with iis and sql > >>>>>>> server, an antivirus pc. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between one > >>>>>>> and the other, this can be one of the problems> > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> Michael > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Hello Michael, > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with > >>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 > >>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server > >>>>>>>> 2003? > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, > >>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal > >>>>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS > >>>>>>>> configuration on the network. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Best regards > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no > >>>>>>>> warranties, > >>>>>>>> and > >>>>>>>> confers > >>>>>>>> no rights. > >>>>>>>>> Hello, > >>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain > >>>>>>>>> with > >>>>>>>>> a > >>>>>>>>> dc > >>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 > >>>>>>>>> server. > >>>>>>>>> i > >>>>>>>>> have many > >>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>>>>>> server, > >>>>>>>>> many > >>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>>>>>> minutes, > >>>>>>>>> and > >>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>>>>>> reboot. > >>>>>>>>> when i > >>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an > >>>>>>>>> error > >>>>>>>>> every 3 or > >>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return > >>>>>>>>> value > >>>>>>>>> (1908)" > >>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>>>>>> domain > >>>>>>>>> I have a > >>>>>>>>> Michael > >>>>>>> Michael > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Hello Michael, > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with > >>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 > >>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server > >>>>>>>> 2003? > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, > >>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet DNS > >>>>>>>> provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the internal > >>>>>>>> domain. So please give a short description about the DNS > >>>>>>>> configuration on the network. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Best regards > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) > >>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no > >>>>>>>> warranties, > >>>>>>>> and > >>>>>>>> confers > >>>>>>>> no rights. > >>>>>>>>> Hello, > >>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain > >>>>>>>>> with > >>>>>>>>> a > >>>>>>>>> dc > >>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 > >>>>>>>>> server. > >>>>>>>>> i > >>>>>>>>> have many > >>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 > >>>>>>>>> server, > >>>>>>>>> many > >>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like 15 > >>>>>>>>> minutes, > >>>>>>>>> and > >>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after > >>>>>>>>> reboot. > >>>>>>>>> when i > >>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an > >>>>>>>>> error > >>>>>>>>> every 3 or > >>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: > >>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return > >>>>>>>>> value > >>>>>>>>> (1908)" > >>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? > >>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the 2003 > >>>>>>>>> domain > >>>>>>>>> I have a > >>>>>>>>> Michael > > >
Guest Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Posted August 21, 2007 Posted August 21, 2007 Re: application log error Hello Michael, And for the 2003 domain if you have any issues, please post them also. Hopefully we find solutions for it. What you really should do on the 2003 domain, run dcdiag and netdiag to check for errors. And also have a look on the event viewers of your servers to fix all errors and also check the warnings. Best regards Meinolf Weber (Myweb) Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Hello Meinolf, > > I think the best solution is to format the server and reinstall all > the aplications that we really need, for the moment i just route > everything to the 2003 servers and i have some backups of the 2000 > server in a weekend i will take out the server and rebuild the whole > thing. > > Thank you very much for all your help, i appriciate your time. > > Michael > > "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: > >> Hello Michael, >> >> I think theire will not be a really good solution without reinstall, >> because >> something is really messed up on the 2000 server. So i would install >> the >> services and applications you need from it on the 2003 machines and >> then >> if possible, use the database files from the old 2000 to get back the >> data. >> But for the not MS software first you should try to find newsgroups >> or infos >> if it is possible to do it this way. >> And even on this level think about preparing an image BEFORE you go >> to test >> around with the 2000 machine, so you have this configuration still >> available. >> Sorry, but i don't have no other additional idea. >> Best regards >> >> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and >> confers >> no rights. >>> Hello Meinolf, >>> >>> Checking the system properties, in the network identification i have >>> the full computer name in the old domain and the note down that the >>> identification of the computer can not be changed because is a >>> domain controller, the properties option is not avaliable. >>> >>> in the computer management, services i have the DNS, IIS, ISA >>> (disbled), Sql Server, routing and remote access. as Aplications im >>> running in this machine MDaemon mail server, A Hotspot and a >>> internet cafe software from Antamedia and a software for door locks, >>> a lot for only one server for my point of view. i'll uninstall the >>> isa and sql because is no need to have them, i have another firewall >>> and another database server DHCP is not running in this machine, the >>> active directory was removed but the server still thinks that is a >>> domain controller. >>> >>> Michael >>> >>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>> >>>> Hello Michael, >>>> >>>> What's about the 2000 system properties settings i asked for? And >>>> please also give again all services running on the 2000 machine. >>>> >>>> Best regards >>>> >>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>> and >>>> confers >>>> no rights. >>>>> HI Meinolf, >>>>> >>>>> yes you are right that the way the network is running now, if a >>>>> type >>>>> dsa.msc >>>>> i get >>>>> Naming Information Cannot be located Because: >>>>> No authority could be conected for authentication. >>>>> Contact your system administrator to verify that your domain is >>>>> properly >>>>> configured and is currenlty online. >>>>> means that i have a server that can not locate itself, do you >>>>> think >>>>> is >>>>> possible to add this server to the 2003 domain, the contra here is >>>>> that in the network Identification teh properties option is >>>>> desabled, >>>>> do you think that if i type dcpromo in the run line or trying to >>>>> run >>>>> the active directory wizard i can downgrade the server. >>>>> Michael >>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>> >>>>>> Seems that you are running to different domains in one physical >>>>>> network? A new domain with 2003 servers, that's right? And >>>>>> clients in this domain can login and work with useraccounts >>>>>> created on the 2003 domain controller? >>>>>> >>>>>> And you have an old domain with one 2000 server which is NOT >>>>>> longer a domain controller? So if you open the System properties >>>>>> window and go to computer name, what can you read, a workgroup >>>>>> name or a domain name? And if you open the run line and type in >>>>>> dsa.msc, what happens on the 2000 machine? >>>>>> >>>>>> Best regards >>>>>> >>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, >>>>>> and >>>>>> confers >>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>> Hi Meinolf, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I know is strange, look as far as i know, when they bringh the >>>>>>> new servers for the network the guys here set the servers with >>>>>>> 2003 and the dc in one of them (domain.com) but before we had a >>>>>>> 2000 server as a dc with active directory and a lot bt really a >>>>>>> lot of different services in the same machine, the ip range was >>>>>>> 10.34.1.x, jsut now i know that they tried to downgrade the >>>>>>> domain controller to stan alone server for some services in the >>>>>>> server, and for one reason that i don't know they cudn't >>>>>>> downgrade the server. i have 2 pc's using this domain and i >>>>>>> really dont understand how they can get connected. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> i can try to downgrade the server to make it an stan alone >>>>>>> server, unistall the dns and the isa server that its installed >>>>>>> bu not in use. then i'll try to put it under the domain that we >>>>>>> are using now. Do you think that procedure will create a problem >>>>>>> with the mail server that is running in this machine also. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> anyway i'll make a system state backup just in case? >>>>>>> >>>>>>> if you have any idea please let me know, this server is gicing >>>>>>> me hard time >>>>>>> >>>>>>> thanks for the help. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Sorry but you are really confusing me. Again 2 domains like >>>>>>>> whatever.com and another.com? One of them is 2000 domain >>>>>>>> without any Domain controller? And the other is 2003? You have >>>>>>>> clients in both domains on one physical network with using the >>>>>>>> same ip range? So how are the clients configured and how can >>>>>>>> users login the 2000 domain when theire is no domain >>>>>>>> controller? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Best regards >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no >>>>>>>> warranties, >>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>> confers >>>>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>>>> HI Meinolf, >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> The confiuration that i have here is a little strange, i had a >>>>>>>>> domain controller in our old network running 2000 when they >>>>>>>>> change the network they setup the new network with 2003 >>>>>>>>> servers, the old domain controller was running many things >>>>>>>>> like isa 2000, mail server, iis, dns and other applications. >>>>>>>>> the domain still there because there are some pc that need to >>>>>>>>> be connected to that domain for the application that they are >>>>>>>>> running, but now i have no active directory in that domain. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> the other domain is 2003 server based, with a domain >>>>>>>>> controller with active directory and dns, the db server with >>>>>>>>> iis and sql server, an antivirus pc. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> both dns are independent as i see, there is no link between >>>>>>>>> one and the other, this can be one of the problems> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server >>>>>>>>>> 2003? >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, >>>>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet >>>>>>>>>> DNS provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the >>>>>>>>>> internal domain. So please give a short description about the >>>>>>>>>> DNS configuration on the network. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Best regards >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no >>>>>>>>>> warranties, >>>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>>> confers >>>>>>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>>>>>> with >>>>>>>>>>> a >>>>>>>>>>> dc >>>>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 >>>>>>>>>>> server. >>>>>>>>>>> i >>>>>>>>>>> have many >>>>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>>>>>> server, >>>>>>>>>>> many >>>>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like >>>>>>>>>>> 15 >>>>>>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>>>>>> when i >>>>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>>>>>> error >>>>>>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>>>>>> value >>>>>>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the >>>>>>>>>>> 2003 >>>>>>>>>>> domain >>>>>>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>>>> Michael >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> "Meinolf Weber (Myweb)" wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Hello Michael, >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Just to clarify, you talk about 2 different domains with >>>>>>>>>> different domain names like test.com and whatever.com? Or 2 >>>>>>>>>> domain controllers one with server 2000 and one with server >>>>>>>>>> 2003? >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Long login times often happen if DNS is configured incorrect, >>>>>>>>>> for example the machines are configured to go to a Internet >>>>>>>>>> DNS provider instead of the domain DNS server fomr the >>>>>>>>>> internal domain. So please give a short description about the >>>>>>>>>> DNS configuration on the network. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Best regards >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Meinolf Weber (Myweb) >>>>>>>>>> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no >>>>>>>>>> warranties, >>>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>>> confers >>>>>>>>>> no rights. >>>>>>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> i'm troubleshooting a network running two domains one domain >>>>>>>>>>> with >>>>>>>>>>> a >>>>>>>>>>> dc >>>>>>>>>>> running windows server 2003, and one domain running 2000 >>>>>>>>>>> server. >>>>>>>>>>> i >>>>>>>>>>> have many >>>>>>>>>>> problems with the users and one of the servers running 2000 >>>>>>>>>>> server, >>>>>>>>>>> many >>>>>>>>>>> computers in the network when i try to login it takes like >>>>>>>>>>> 15 >>>>>>>>>>> minutes, >>>>>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>>>>> the 2000 server machine takes like 30 minutes to start after >>>>>>>>>>> reboot. >>>>>>>>>>> when i >>>>>>>>>>> check the event viewer in the 2000 server machine i have an >>>>>>>>>>> error >>>>>>>>>>> every 3 or >>>>>>>>>>> 5 minutes: >>>>>>>>>>> "windows cannot determine the user or computer name. return >>>>>>>>>>> value >>>>>>>>>>> (1908)" >>>>>>>>>>> and the source is Userenv. how can i trobleshoot this error? >>>>>>>>>>> how can i fix the connection problem with the pc's in the >>>>>>>>>>> 2003 >>>>>>>>>>> domain >>>>>>>>>>> I have a >>>>>>>>>>> Michael
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