Big problem....Big Question

From: sharry knight (sharryknight_at_adelphia.net)
Date: 10/03/04 

Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 08:44:28 -0400

Problem: Can login to the Dell X300 laptops with the Local Machine Domain.
Cannot login to the Network Domain after having added the machine to the
Network Domain successfully.

Info: Message returns that there is no Domain Server available to
authenticate.

When I login to the Local Machine, I can then access Domain Server resources
but cannot access any network shares without login to Network Domain when
prompted. Have a network that I am trying to install two new Dell X300
Laptops onto. I have them recognizing the Cisco 1100 WAP without issue.
They currently have 4 other notebooks on the same network without issue. I
can ping all network components without problem.

Question: Why can I not login to the Network Domain directly?

Thanks for the help!!
SK9098

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