network problems?

I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it doesn't
work?
2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain aero.com,
it showed me " can't find the domain"
my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to ping
each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in advance.

Montreal
Sun Oct 01 13:46:44 CDT 2006

Hi iTek,

Are you trying to ping IP Address or domain name? Without waiting for an
answer I would counsel you to look at your DNS settings because it is the
easiest thing to fix and the most common cause of problems. If you are
pinging IP Address without luck then it is not DNS.

Once you can ping IP address try joining the domain using the NetBios name
rather than the FQDN.

Good luck!

M

--
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MCSA (2003), MCSA (2000), MCDST.
MVP, Windows Server - Customer Experience
Certified Small Business Specialist
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"iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
>I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
> 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
> address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
> my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it doesn't
> work?
> 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain aero.com,
> it showed me " can't find the domain"
> my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to ping
> each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in advance.

iTek
Sun Oct 01 23:30:02 CDT 2006

Hi M,

I am trying to ping IP address, they are in the same network, why can't
ping each other, I really don't understand, please help, thank you.

"Montreal MCT" wrote:

> Hi iTek,
>
> Are you trying to ping IP Address or domain name? Without waiting for an
> answer I would counsel you to look at your DNS settings because it is the
> easiest thing to fix and the most common cause of problems. If you are
> pinging IP Address without luck then it is not DNS.
>
> Once you can ping IP address try joining the domain using the NetBios name
> rather than the FQDN.
>
> Good luck!
>
> M
>
> --
> MDG, MCT
> MCSA (2003), MCSA (2000), MCDST.
> MVP, Windows Server - Customer Experience
> Certified Small Business Specialist
> Visit my blog at www.mitpro.ca/Blogs/tabid/59/BlogID/2/Default.aspx
>
>
> "iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
> >I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
> > 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
> > address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
> > my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it doesn't
> > work?
> > 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain aero.com,
> > it showed me " can't find the domain"
> > my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to ping
> > each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in advance.
>

LRM
Sun Oct 01 23:41:26 CDT 2006

Can you ping your router?
Have you configured the IP address on each machine correctly so that the
default gateway is the router and the subnet mask is a class C subnet mask?

"iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2F0DD55F-00A5-40AD-B667-A3B43D662C48@microsoft.com...
> Hi M,
>
> I am trying to ping IP address, they are in the same network, why can't
> ping each other, I really don't understand, please help, thank you.
>
> "Montreal MCT" wrote:
>
>> Hi iTek,
>>
>> Are you trying to ping IP Address or domain name? Without waiting for an
>> answer I would counsel you to look at your DNS settings because it is the
>> easiest thing to fix and the most common cause of problems. If you are
>> pinging IP Address without luck then it is not DNS.
>>
>> Once you can ping IP address try joining the domain using the NetBios
>> name
>> rather than the FQDN.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> M
>>
>> --
>> MDG, MCT
>> MCSA (2003), MCSA (2000), MCDST.
>> MVP, Windows Server - Customer Experience
>> Certified Small Business Specialist
>> Visit my blog at www.mitpro.ca/Blogs/tabid/59/BlogID/2/Default.aspx
>>
>>
>> "iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
>> >I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
>> > 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
>> > address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
>> > my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it
>> > doesn't
>> > work?
>> > 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain
>> > aero.com,
>> > it showed me " can't find the domain"
>> > my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to
>> > ping
>> > each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in
>> > advance.
>>

unspeakable
Sun Oct 01 23:59:02 CDT 2006

Have to agree with LRM. Sounds like you might have the IP's in different
subnets. Are you using your router to do DHCP? Or did you config the IP's
yourself?


"iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2F0DD55F-00A5-40AD-B667-A3B43D662C48@microsoft.com...
> Hi M,
>
> I am trying to ping IP address, they are in the same network, why can't
> ping each other, I really don't understand, please help, thank you.
>
> "Montreal MCT" wrote:
>
>> Hi iTek,
>>
>> Are you trying to ping IP Address or domain name? Without waiting for an
>> answer I would counsel you to look at your DNS settings because it is the
>> easiest thing to fix and the most common cause of problems. If you are
>> pinging IP Address without luck then it is not DNS.
>>
>> Once you can ping IP address try joining the domain using the NetBios
>> name
>> rather than the FQDN.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> M
>>
>> --
>> MDG, MCT
>> MCSA (2003), MCSA (2000), MCDST.
>> MVP, Windows Server - Customer Experience
>> Certified Small Business Specialist
>> Visit my blog at www.mitpro.ca/Blogs/tabid/59/BlogID/2/Default.aspx
>>
>>
>> "iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
>> >I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
>> > 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
>> > address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
>> > my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it
>> > doesn't
>> > work?
>> > 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain
>> > aero.com,
>> > it showed me " can't find the domain"
>> > my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to
>> > ping
>> > each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in
>> > advance.
>>

unspeakable
Mon Oct 02 00:02:03 CDT 2006

Wait one minute... Did you install active directory on your server??? If you
installed AD on your domain, and then have the server doing DHCP, then you
have to authorize DHCP on the domain.



"iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
>I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
> 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
> address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
> my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it doesn't
> work?
> 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain aero.com,
> it showed me " can't find the domain"
> my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to ping
> each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in advance.

Unreasonable
Mon Oct 02 00:01:53 CDT 2006


"iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2F0DD55F-00A5-40AD-B667-A3B43D662C48@microsoft.com...
> Hi M,
>
> I am trying to ping IP address, they are in the same network, why can't
> ping each other, I really don't understand, please help, thank you.

0. give yourself slack.
1. check cables, cable types, etc. verify all is plugged in correctly, and
that everything necessary is turned on. sometimes a cable that looks like a
good cable is a crossover cable. sometimes a cable that you think is plugged
into the right port on the router is plugged into the wrong port. I once
plugged a ups back into itself, even though I was trying to pay attention to
what I was doing.
2. verify TCPIP is installed on both machines or, if running winxp or
similar, run provided wizards. protocol must be bound to network card.
network connection must be enabled.
3. ipconfig is a useful tool for telling you if the configuration you have
is the configuration you think you have. you can also try pinging 127.0.0.1,
and also, you can try pinging the IP address you've assigned to the computer
4. some routers have built in configuration utilities that run when you log
into them through telnet or http. If you can, try to connect to the routers
configuration utility from both machines to verify that each one is
connected properly.
5. if you have internet access on either computer and this comes through the
network, see if you can connect to the internet, verify you have the latest
versions of all drivers.
6. someone needs me somewhere else now. seeya.

yep.

bob

OTMAN
Mon Oct 02 03:49:01 CDT 2006

Easy command to troubleshoot:

run --> cmd -->

netsh diag ping adapter

iTek
Mon Oct 02 22:44:01 CDT 2006

Yes, I have authorized DHCP. The pc1 is configured as 192.168.0.5,
255.255.255.0 gateway:192.168.0.1; The pc2 is 192.168.0.7, 255.255.255.0, the
gateway:192.168.0.1. I used a d-link 4-port router to link pc1 and pc2. When
I set them in a workgroup, they can ping each other with no problem at all.
However when I set pc1 as a domain controller itek.com, then they both can
ping 192.168.0.1, but can not ping each other, and pc2 can not join the
domain itek.com. really strange. Please help, thank you very much!

"unspeakable" wrote:

> Wait one minute... Did you install active directory on your server??? If you
> installed AD on your domain, and then have the server doing DHCP, then you
> have to authorize DHCP on the domain.
>
>
>
> "iTek" <iTek@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:41ACE820-09FE-4D7C-997C-F7884B8CF103@microsoft.com...
> >I have 2 pcs at home, I installed server 2003 on pc1 with IP address:
> > 192.168.0.5, the domain name is aero.com and windows xp on pc2 with ip
> > address: 192.168.0.7, I used a d-link router to link them together.
> > my questions are: 1.when I tried to ping the pc each other, why it doesn't
> > work?
> > 2. I tried to join pc2 to the domain aero.com,
> > it showed me " can't find the domain"
> > my understanding is they are on the same network, should be able to ping
> > each other, can anyone please help me out, thank you very much in advance.
>
>
>

OTMAN
Tue Oct 03 03:39:02 CDT 2006

> Yes, I have authorized DHCP. The pc1 is configured as 192.168.0.5,
> 255.255.255.0 gateway:192.168.0.1; The pc2 is 192.168.0.7, 255.255.255.0, the
> gateway:192.168.0.1. I used a d-link 4-port router to link pc1 and pc2. When
> I set them in a workgroup, they can ping each other with no problem at all.
> However when I set pc1 as a domain controller itek.com, then they both can
> ping 192.168.0.1, but can not ping each other, and pc2 can not join the
> domain itek.com. really strange. Please help, thank you very much!

I think Network Load Balancing (NLB) is enable on the nic adaptor, try to
disable it.

DragonDance
Thu Oct 05 10:20:02 CDT 2006

"iTek" wrote:

> Yes, I have authorized DHCP. The pc1 is configured as 192.168.0.5,
> 255.255.255.0 gateway:192.168.0.1; The pc2 is 192.168.0.7, 255.255.255.0, the
> gateway:192.168.0.1. I used a d-link 4-port router to link pc1 and pc2. When
> I set them in a workgroup, they can ping each other with no problem at all.
> However when I set pc1 as a domain controller itek.com, then they both can
> ping 192.168.0.1, but can not ping each other, and pc2 can not join the
> domain itek.com. really strange. Please help, thank you very much!
>

The fact that you can ping the server while in the workgroup proves that
your connection is fine. Howeve when you try to join the domain, it doesn't
know what itek.com is because you don't have the DNS IP address (which should
be your server IP address if your DNS reside in the same box) specified in
you XP machine. Without DNS specified, all your XP machine knows about the
server is 192.168.0.5 not tek.com

OTMAN
Fri Oct 06 03:51:02 CDT 2006

> The fact that you can ping the server while in the workgroup proves that
> your connection is fine. Howeve when you try to join the domain, it doesn't
> know what itek.com is because you don't have the DNS IP address (which should
> be your server IP address if your DNS reside in the same box) specified in
> you XP machine. Without DNS specified, all your XP machine knows about the
> server is 192.168.0.5 not tek.com

Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?

JaR
Fri Oct 06 06:42:32 CDT 2006

On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:51:02 -0700, OT-MAN cast into the ether:

> Without DNS specified, all your XP machine knows about the
>> server is 192.168.0.5 not tek.com
>
> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?

Wow.

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Frisbee®
Fri Oct 06 07:43:53 CDT 2006

"JaR" <jrderby@lakabux.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2006.10.06.11.42.32.507152@lakabux.com...
> On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:51:02 -0700, OT-MAN cast into the ether:
>
>> Without DNS specified, all your XP machine knows about the
>>> server is 192.168.0.5 not tek.com
>>
>> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?
>
> Wow.

I am also in awe.

OTMAN
Fri Oct 06 07:49:01 CDT 2006

> >> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?
> >
> > Wow.
>
> I am also in awe.

aye

CBIC
Fri Oct 06 07:55:47 CDT 2006


"OT-MAN" <OTMAN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:31D4EF21-DC22-4433-984D-4F70349AA769@microsoft.com...

> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?

Dambit you made me spill my coffee.

CBIC
Fri Oct 06 07:56:19 CDT 2006


"JaR" <jrderby@lakabux.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2006.10.06.11.42.32.507152@lakabux.com...
> On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:51:02 -0700, OT-MAN cast into the ether:
>
>> Without DNS specified, all your XP machine knows about the
>>> server is 192.168.0.5 not tek.com
>>
>> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?
>
> Wow.
>
I was thinking YIKES

OTMAN
Fri Oct 06 08:06:02 CDT 2006

> Dambit you made me spill my coffee.

lol

BD[MCNGP]>
Sat Oct 07 19:34:59 CDT 2006

"OT-MAN" <OTMAN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:31D4EF21-DC22-4433-984D-4F70349AA769@microsoft.com...
>
> Do you need DNS to ping an ip address?
>
Why am I not surprised?! <--(That's a rhetorical question, don't fusking
answer that.)


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OTMAN
Mon Oct 09 11:20:02 CDT 2006

> Why am I not surprised?! <--(That's a rhetorical question, don't fusking
> answer that.)

Don't you know any better?
fusking.fu©kin.
fusking.fu©kin.
fusking.fu©kin.
fusking.fu©kin.
fusking.fu©kin.