Can't get a Win Server 2003 to join existing Win 2000 domain

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Kevin D. Goodknecht said:
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The updated Windows 2000 adminpak.msi you will find in
C:\WINNT\ServicePackFiles
This one won't work on Windows Server 2003, you can download the
Windows Server 2003 tools from download.microsoft.com do a search for
adminpak.msi



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At this point, I would suggest for Jerry to junk this installation, perform
a Metadata cleanup of AD and reinstall the server properly. This is getting
complicated for Jerry and causing undo extra work. Maybe we can just clean
it up and start from scratch? What do you think?

Jerry, if you need specific info on this, please post back.


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I'm READY.... reinstall which server.... the w2k dc or the
w2k3 I'm trying to install AD onto....

Please give details on how to do this.

Jerry S.
 
In Ace Fekay [MVP] <PleaseSubstituteMyActualFirstName&[email protected]>
posted a question
Then Kevin replied below:
: In : Kevin D. Goodknecht [MVP] <[email protected]> posted their
: thoughts, then I offered mine
:: In :: Jerry S <[email protected]> posted a question
:: Then Kevin replied below:
::: I cannot get the adminpak to install on the dmc2 w2k
::: computer.... During installation it asks for a "Setup CD"
::: which I cannot find anywhere.... and I cannot find a
::: download for it on Microsoft site...
::: Therefore I cannot get to the Global Catalog.....
:::
::: How can I get the "Hot Fix" for Event ID: 5722?
:::
::: I am at wits end with this and am about ready to consider
::: drastic alternatives...... any suggestions.
:::
:: The updated Windows 2000 adminpak.msi you will find in
:: C:\WINNT\ServicePackFiles
:: This one won't work on Windows Server 2003, you can download the
:: Windows Server 2003 tools from download.microsoft.com do a search for
:: adminpak.msi
::
::
::
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:: Best regards,
:: Kevin D4 Dad Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
:: Hope This Helps
:: ============================
:
: At this point, I would suggest for Jerry to junk this installation,
: perform a Metadata cleanup of AD and reinstall the server properly.
: This is getting complicated for Jerry and causing undo extra work.
: Maybe we can just clean it up and start from scratch? What do you
: think?
:
Hmm, I dunno He still hasn't verified the existence or lack thereof of the
GC blank "A" record.
I'd be interested if is there. I think this is GC problems, but first he
needs to look in ADS&S for even if he has a GC.
 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht said:
In Ace Fekay [MVP]
<PleaseSubstituteMyActualFirstName&[email protected]> posted a
question
Then Kevin replied below:
Hmm, I dunno He still hasn't verified the existence or lack thereof
of the GC blank "A" record.
I'd be interested if is there. I think this is GC problems, but first
he needs to look in ADS&S for even if he has a GC.


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Kevin D4 Dad Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
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Good point to straighten that out. Check to make sure the GC is registered
and it believes it is. A dcdiag /v (on the W2k server) will show that as
well as in Sites & Services.

As for Jerry, I was talking about trashing the server that is giving you all
the problems (the W2k3 server), not the good W2k server.


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Ace

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