Yeah, FQDN doesn't help, that's what I was using. To be sure, I already set
the TCP/IP config, with DNS servers and domain name, before even joining the
domain. (I've gone through this mess few times...) I know the network
cable is OK, because I can join the domain, and authenticate.
When I started, planning to just create a new forest, I left the server
unplugged from the network, and it wouldn't let me install because I was
offline. It seems you can only set up a DC if you are connected to the
network.
TL
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From: Kevin Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 3:31 PM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: RE: W2K Server cannot be promoted to be a DC
Other then t hat.. Try a differt FQDN. And by chance do you have network
cable plugged in?? Some times I have had problems with out them
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Leslie, Tyson J
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 11:17 AM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: RE: W2K Server cannot be promoted to be a DC
Yeah, I had considered that, but when I tried to install the server into a
new forest, and told DCPROMO to install and configure DNS itself, I had the
same issue identified at the bottom. (Q258703, incidentally.) This was one
of the reasons that I tried to add it to a new domain. As an interim step,
I tried to promote it in an existing domain, and had issues. So, I figured
I would create a new domain, with a clean DNS and AD.
All of the testing I have done with the DNS (running on the other server
right now) shows that all is good. I will try dcdiag though, I've got
nothing to lose at this point... :)
TL
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 3:03 PM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: RE: W2K Server cannot be promoted to be a DC
Sounds to me like your DDNs is not setup right.. Are all machines [1] belong
to the Ad DDNs server. if os then it might be some other DDNS related thing
get Netdiag and DCdiag from Microsoft run them , love them, feed them , hug
them and kiss them all over.
[1] base
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Leslie, Tyson J
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 10:22 AM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: W2K Server cannot be promoted to be a DC
'Lo, all.
I have a server that I cannot promote to be a domain controller. Initially I
tried to make it a root DC, for a new forest, but ran into issues, so I have
tried to add it to another forest, as an additional DC (at the root
level.)
The existing DC is new, I built it clean, creating a new forest, last week.
There was one admin acct., no policies, default security, default
permissions, no changes at all.
I then formatted the new box, and installed W2K server. (no SP's on either
server.) I joined it to the domain, using the administrator account. No
issues.
Then I ran DCPROMO, to promote it. Went through all of the questions, no
issues, until it started to actually promote it. Then I get an "access
denied" error, and it reports that I need to use an account that has the
right to create an additional domain controller. (Exactly as described in
TechNet article Q232070.) However, as indicated, I'm using the only
administrator acct. So, I created a new admin account, and explicitly gave
this account the "Delegation Privilege" right. It made no difference.
For specifics, the system in question is:
Asus P2B-S system board (Latest ROM, 1012, IIRC))
IBM 4GB UW SCSI drive (don't have the model handy) - OS
Compaq 4GB UW SCSI drive (don't have the model handy) - AD, Logs
P-II 350, 256MB RAM W2K Server
When I tried to promote this box to be a DC for a *new* forest, I get the
same "Access Denied" error, but the logs are slightly different, I can't
recall what the difference was though. There was one TechNet article that
seemed to cover the problem, and it was related to permissions on either the
sysvol folder, or the NTDS folder. I gave both folders FULL CONTROL for
everyone, that didn't matter either. (The box had just been formatted, with
a fresh install too...)
Any thoughts? Thanks,
Tyson Leslie.
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