can not rejoin domain from workstation

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Hi there,
I have a problem. I deleted the computer account from
NT4.0 domain and reinstalled it with new name. When I
tried to join domain, I am getting error that domain can
not be connected. All TCP/IP setting working fine..ping is
also ok.
Can anyone tell whats wrong with my setting?

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>-----Original Message-----
>Hi there,
>I have a problem. I deleted the computer account from
>NT4.0 domain and reinstalled it with new name. When I
>tried to join domain, I am getting error that domain can
>not be connected. All TCP/IP setting working fine..ping is
>also ok.
>Can anyone tell whats wrong with my setting?
>.
>Best way to do it is to take it out of the domain and join
it own workgroup than reboot. Than try to rejoin it back
to the domain with an Admin ID.

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>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi there,
>>I have a problem. I deleted the computer account from
>>NT4.0 domain and reinstalled it with new name. When I
>>tried to join domain, I am getting error that domain can
>>not be connected. All TCP/IP setting working fine..ping
is
>>also ok.
>>Can anyone tell whats wrong with my setting?
>>.
>>Best way to do it is to take it out of the domain and
join
>it own workgroup than reboot. Than try to rejoin it back
>to the domain with an Admin ID.

I already have done this also but no help.
I have not found any KB article on MS regarding this
problem.
I appreciate your help.

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I have the same issue and tried the same thing. Nothing is
working. My machine can see the domain. I can also map
share drives on servers that are hooked to the domain, but
I cant login to the domain......?????here is the error
message:
Unable to connect to the domain controller for this
domain. Have your administrator check your computer
account on the domain.

I also checked the nbtstat -c and it has a list of server
names that we use and couple of machien names...what
should i be looking for.....please let me know...thanks..

>-----Original Message-----
>You did not mention the exact error you get when
attempting to
>join the domain. Open a dos prompt immediately after
attempting
>to join the domain and run nbtstat -c. What do you see in
the cache?
>
>"Rais Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> Hi,
>> Yes I can ping the server by IP and netbios name.
>> I can map to a share on PDC. I rebooted both server and
>> workstation nothing happened.
>> NT machine is pointing toward name server...other
>> workstation working fine except this one.
>> I need more help plz
>> thanks
>>
>
>
>.
>

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client is NT...and domain is nt as well....
>-----Original Message-----
>The client is NT/W2k? The domain environment is
>NT?
>
>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> I have the same issue and tried the same thing. Nothing
is
>> working. My machine can see the domain. I can also map
>> share drives on servers that are hooked to the domain,
but
>> I cant login to the domain......?????here is the error
>> message:
>> Unable to connect to the domain controller for this
>> domain. Have your administrator check your computer
>> account on the domain.
>>
>> I also checked the nbtstat -c and it has a list of
server
>> names that we use and couple of machien names...what
>> should i be looking for.....please let me
know...thanks..
>
>
>.
>

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kinda....cuz when i go to the server manager.....the
computer is listed there.....i already deleted it and
tried rejoining it to the domain.....the computer gives me
the error but under server manager the computer name is
listed........i know its crazy......
>-----Original Message-----
>Okay so you've deleted the account and you
>are choosing to create a computer account on the
>domain during the join process?? That's when you
>receive the error message?
>
>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> client is NT...and domain is nt as well....
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >The client is NT/W2k? The domain environment is
>> >NT?
>>
>
>
>.
>

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OK....so whats the problem then...server manager sees the
machine...then why cant i log on to the domain....
>-----Original Message-----
>It's not really crazy at all the list you see in server
manager
>is most likely coming from the computer browser service
>not the SAM database. If you click on view and enable
>"show domain members only" you will see the list of
>computer accounts.
>
>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> kinda....cuz when i go to the server manager.....the
>> computer is listed there.....i already deleted it and
>> tried rejoining it to the domain.....the computer gives
me
>> the error but under server manager the computer name is
>> listed........i know its crazy......
>
>
>.
>

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I just removed it from the server manager (from show
domain members only)...and i did the dos command
too....there were no mappings in the list it says...i
restarted........just so you know...iam logging as
admin......thats the only way i can get in the system...i
tried to join...but gives me same error....dos prompt has
domain and our servers listed aswell.....but i cant
connect to domain...

another thing....at startup....a message keeps coming up
that says.....that some service failed.....and it says to
check it in even viewer.....
>-----Original Message-----
>Enable "show domain members only" then delete the account.
>Next remove all connections to the domain ie. shares..
Open
>a dos prompt and run net use * /delete to delete all
mappings.
>Now attempt to join the domain if you still have a
problem then
>something is blocking Netbios either a software firewall
or an
>incorrect lmhosts file.. nbtstat -c immediately after a
connection
>attempt is a good way to verify Netbios is correct. You
should
>have at least the following: computer name 00, 03, 20
and domain
>names 1b, 1c all pertaining to the PDC of the domain.
>
>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> OK....so whats the problem then...server manager sees
the
>> machine...then why cant i log on to the domain....
>
>
>.
>

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Neverming the previous post....i just worked.....i
restarted it one more time...everything is all set
now...finally....thanks for you help Michael...really app.
it...thanks...


>-----Original Message-----
>I just removed it from the server manager (from show
>domain members only)...and i did the dos command
>too....there were no mappings in the list it says...i
>restarted........just so you know...iam logging as
>admin......thats the only way i can get in the system...i
>tried to join...but gives me same error....dos prompt has
>domain and our servers listed aswell.....but i cant
>connect to domain...
>
>another thing....at startup....a message keeps coming up
>that says.....that some service failed.....and it says to
>check it in even viewer.....
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Enable "show domain members only" then delete the
account.
>>Next remove all connections to the domain ie. shares..
>Open
>>a dos prompt and run net use * /delete to delete all
>mappings.
>>Now attempt to join the domain if you still have a
>problem then
>>something is blocking Netbios either a software firewall
>or an
>>incorrect lmhosts file.. nbtstat -c immediately after a
>connection
>>attempt is a good way to verify Netbios is correct. You
>should
>>have at least the following: computer name 00, 03, 20
>and domain
>>names 1b, 1c all pertaining to the PDC of the domain.
>>
>>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>in message news:
>>> OK....so whats the problem then...server manager sees
>the
>>> machine...then why cant i log on to the domain....
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

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Event IS: 7026
Source: Service Control Manager
Description: The following boot-start or system-start
driver(s) failed to load: Sermouse

Let me know....thanks.


>-----Original Message-----
>Aha that last little bit could be the clue.. Which service
>is failing? Open the system log of the event viewer and
>post the exact event id and description.
>
>"Asif Shah" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:
>> I just removed it from the server manager (from show
>> domain members only)...and i did the dos command
>> too....there were no mappings in the list it says...i
>> restarted........just so you know...iam logging as
>> admin......thats the only way i can get in the
system...i
>> tried to join...but gives me same error....dos prompt
has
>> domain and our servers listed aswell.....but i cant
>> connect to domain...
>>
>> another thing....at startup....a message keeps coming up
>> that says.....that some service failed.....and it says
to
>> check it in even viewer.....
>
>
>.
>