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Posted by PS on August 23, 2006, 2:21 am
Please log in for more thread options I pointed to the right DNS server, but it was not configured right. I
reconfigured the Forward Lookup Zones, and now I can see the domain from my
XP machine.
Thanks Kevin.
> PS wrote:
>> My machine is part of the domain and I can log on as a domain user.
>> No problem.
>>
>> I want to add a domain user to local admin group, so I logged on local
>> machine as admin. But I can't see the domain at "From This Location",
>> which displays only my local machine name.
>>
>> Is this DNS problem? Or is it a setting problem? Or is there
>> another way of adding a domain user to local admin group?
>
> If you cannot change the location to the Domain, then it is likely that
> you
> are not using the correct DNS server in TCP/IP properties. You must use
> only
> the internal DNS server that serves as the DNS server for the AD domain on
> all AD Domain members. No external (ISP) DNS should be used in ANY
> position
> of an AD domain member.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
> Hope This Helps
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