Windows 2000 Common Networking Issues Bill Baxter Support Professional NetworkingIPRAS Microsoft Cor

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Windows 2000 Common Networking IssuesBill
BaxterSupport ProfessionalNetworking/IPRASMicro
soft Corporation
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Issue 1

• How DNS affects networking
• Quick DNS in Windows 2000 tutorial
• Differences and similarities
• Public namespace versus private namespace
• Internet Access Considerations
• Root server
• Registering AD SRV records
• Exposed records in DNS

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Issue 2

• DCPromo fails because of incorrect DNS settings
• DCPROMO fails with the error
• The wizard cannot contact the DNS server
  that handles the name "domain" to determine if it
  supports dynamic update. Confirm your DNS
  configuration, or install and configure a DNS
  server on this computer.

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Issue 3

• Common issues with Active Directory installation
• Q260371, Troubleshooting Common Active Directory
  Setup Issues in Windows 2000
• Domain Name System (DNS) configuration errors
• Network configuration problems
• Difficulties when you upgrade from Windows NT 4.0

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Issue 4

• DNS will not forward requests to the Internet
• All internal clients point to AD/DNS server
• The DNS server has a route to the Internet
• Going from the DNS server name resolution to the
  Internet works

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Issue 5

• Domain controller logs error 5788 after upgrading
  from Windows NT 4.0
• Q262376, Computer Name Does Not Match the
  Windows 2000 Domain Name After Upgrade
• The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) does not
  match the Windows 2000 domain name

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Issue 6

• Enabling Virtual Private Network (VPN) in RRAS
  causes connection issues to remote networks
• RRAS does not forward packets after you enable VPN

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Issue 7

• How to configure network address translation
  (NAT) in Windows 2000 RRAS

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Issue 8

• Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 LDAP Server
  service will not start on AD/Domain controller

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Issue 9

• DHCP server stops handing IP addresses to clients
• Rogue DHCP server detection

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Issue 10

• DNS 7062 errors
• EVENT message 7062 DNS Server encountered a
  packet addressed to itself -- IP address
  ltactual IP addressgt. The DNS server should never
  be sending a packet to itself. This situation
  usually indicates a configuration error. Check
  the following areas for possible self-send
  configuration errors.
• Q199792, DNS Event IDs 2000 Through 9999 for
  Windows NT 4.0 SP4

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