Where is the resolution? How is this a troubleshooting document? It just told me what I already know, I have a problem with DNS! Sigh, I guess I'll look elsewhere.

Anonymous User 2/17/2005 3:34:15 PM

You did not address other logon problem scenarios and resolutions. Scenario:
2 DCs on the DMZ as Web Servers running Windows 2003 Enterprise. AD integrated DNS on both DCs, and servers resolve own DNS.

Problem: Users accessing the public web sites randomly get a login request box. IIS folder permissions and NTFS permissions are correct. What is causing the problem?

Anonymous User 2/1/2005 1:18:44 PM

I am running in mixed mode. One PC which is xp cannot see the network in "my network places" claiming a lack of permission. But it can map a drive to a server on the network. Same with the printers. It doesn't matter who is logged on. Is this a DNS error?

HUGH9/16/2004 3:53:03 PM

I am having this problem is there a next page that has the resolution? or a fix for this?

Rich Bowen 6/14/2004 6:10:40 PM

Troubleshooting is supposed to have some resolution. None are included with this document. Why?

Jason10/10/2003 10:59:35 AM

I have domain name same as my registered internet domain name and I resolve address fine. I do get other problems though. The XP Pro stations seems to work fine but looking in the event log show domain related errors:

Every 30-40 minutes it logs event id 1030: Windows cannot query for the list of Group Policy objects. A message that describes the reason for this was previously logged by the policy engine.

and event id 1005: Windows cannot connect to mydomain.com domain. (Operations Error). Group Policy processing aborted.

I wonder if these errors are related. I have looked all over MS site but nothing on these ids.

12/26/2001 9:02:05 AM

I have that problem, and its reflect when a made any change to a user acount, isn't replicate to the other dommains

Hiran Coello 12/5/2001 2:54:56 PM