Ron
Fri May 07 07:58:30 CDT 2004
But one caveat: If you install AD without internet
connectivity, it will configure the server as a ROOT DNS
SERVER. You would be unable to resolve any names other
than on your local network. Also, if it is possible, you
should have your server networked with a workstation.
That way you will be able to test your server setups
through an actual client. Regards.
>-----Original Message-----
>A network connection is required. The good news is that
you can just install
>the Microsoft Loopback adapter using the add hardware
wizard. This functions
>as a software NIC.
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>"Bri" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>> Please help i feel such a fool...have an evaluation
>> licence that i got with the training manual but have
>> problems trying to install AD. The server is standalone
>> with no network connections but receive errors that
there
>> is no network connection, surely you can install AD
with
>> a standalone server for training purposes..no mention
in
>> Microsoft training manual that you need 2 servers
>> attached. Many thanks
>>
>> Bri
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