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    Windows 7 Networking Compared to Vista?

    I run a small business and have a mix of Vista and XP computers. I plan to move every computer to XP or hopefully Windows 7. I have nothing good to say about Vista, other than it's pretty. And even fewer nice things to say about the Networking portions of Vista. So what's your networking...
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    Windows 7 XP mode NAT setup

    hi guys i successfully installed windows xp mode and also some applications in it. but i am unable to bring up network inside it. I mean i cant ping anyone on my network from within xp mode virtual pc. Virtual PC setting is by default is in NAT mode. i am getting some weird IP in xp mode virtual...
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    Windows 7 can't join windows 7 to winNT4 domain

    have installed the Win7 RC. The Network Connection is working fine an via nslookup i can resolve my winNT 4 Domain controller and the domain name. When I want to join the Domain I get the Message "A Connection to the Domaincontroller (AC DC) for Domain "domain" could not be established" The...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 and Microsoft Communicator 2007 R2

    Hi Guys, I was wondering if anyone is able to help with an issue with Office Communicator 2007 r2 client running on Windows 7 clients- we've sucessfully set this up on our domain and clients running XP, Vista (including Vista, Vista SP1, and Vista SP2) can all successfully log on to the...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 dropped off of my domain

    Hello everyone. I have Windows 7 RC1 (Build 7100) installed on my office computrer for testing against our current infratrcture so we have a good idea on how it will react when its finally released for sale. Now its been running fine, except for a printer issue which im not to fussed about...
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    Windows 7 Cannot join W2k3 domain

    When I used the 7000 beta I was able to join our work domain after I turned on additional features. Now with the RC I cannot join my work domain. I have turned on every feature and still no go. I get this message: Note: This information is intended for a network administrator. If you are not...
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    Windows 7 Could not join Domain (Build 7100)

    Hi, have installed the Win7 RC. The Network Connection is working fine an via nslookup i can resolve my win 2003 Domain controller and the domain name. When I want to join the Domain I get the Message (translated from German) : "A Connection to the Doaincontroller (AC DC) for Domain...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 domain logon

    Here's a strange problem. I have an active directory domain controller running Windows Server 2003 at home. I am dual booting Windows XP and Windows 7 on my desktop PC. I joined Windows 7 to the domain without problems, but when I log off and try to log back on to the domain using my...
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    Windows 7 Cannot Add network printer

    I have a W7 workstation connected to a LAN domain server on SBS2003. This maching was just upgraded from Vista and the shared printer worked fine prior to the W7 install. The workstation is connected to a SBS2003 domain controller and all other features other than the shared printer seem OK. All...
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    Windows 7 Windows 7 & 2003 Domain

    Ok, here's a weird one. I just got Win 7 all up and running and I've joined it to my domain. The domain in question is named Empire.local and we have two DC's. One's name is EOM with the IP of 192.168.10.150 and the other is EXCHANGE with the IP of 192.168.10.149. Once I'm logged into...
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    Windows 7 Windows 2003 AdminPak

    This doesn't seem to be working on Windows 7. Wondering if anyone has a solution to administer Active Directory other than remoting into the domain controllers?
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    Windows Vista Cannot join Vista to Windows 2003 domain

    Hello, when I try and join to the 2003 domain I get the following error "An attempt to resolve the DNS name of a DC in the domain being joined has failed. Please verify this client is configured to reach a DNS server that can resolve DNS names in the target domain" Any ideas? Thanks
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