Microsoft Windows Server Standard 2003 for PC "system log window connect domain" Questions

...domain. I can log on, and access the files, but when I try to access for example the event log it is saying acces denied. I thik it is because the domain admin user has no local admin rights. I have ...

window cannot connect to domain either because domain is down or check your network Windows uses DNS to find the domain controller. Enter the domain controller's IP address as the primary DNS server ...

...domain account to login. OR It seems that someone was tampering with permissions on C:\Users folder. The permissions on my system are: Everyone - Read & execute System - Full Control ...

...Log-in to the PC workstation as local administrator. If you cannot logon as local administrator, try to unplug the network cable and logon to the computer by using a domain administrator user that ...

...system thattranslates a computer's fully qualified domain name into anIP address.Networked computers use IP addresses to locate and connect to eachother, but IP addresses can be difficult for people ...

...domain, there is no way to specify the auto log-on at a specific user. You can clarify the type of the network you use (domain or workgroup) with this simple way: if you see a field just bellow the ...

my friend have a computer and he forget his password...and everytime he logs in it asks hime to give the DOMAIN is not vailable...he have been trying manyways but till now he never succeed...so he is ...

log on, it says the my profile has been locked out and to contact my administrator YES dear your user account has been locked . if you are connect by domain so tell to IT person if you''re not so open

...log in when trying accounts on the network pc. Both PC's are on the same workgroup and shared folders are set to allow access to everyone. This is a usuall problem when connecting Vista and XP, ...

log onto our servers at our remote site, getting message that can not not find DC. We have one DC at our office and two at our remotes site all in the same domain. The only DC we lost that day was the