Dooms Day IP

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Greetings everyone,

I just setup a small domain network with Windows 2000 Server and Windows XP
Pro workstations. All was fine during setup until the hard disk got fried and
I had to get a new hard disk for the server. Since this was a new setup, no
data was neccessary. After installing the new hard disk on the server, I got
this real weird situation:
1. I cannot ping any computer on the network from the server-All are in the
same "C" class.
2. No workstation can ping any other workstation or the server
3. I cannot join the domain again

All setup is fine and I tested the hub and wires are all fine. This seems
like a dooms day, since IP troubleshooting use to be easy for me. What
happened?

I would appreciate any help. Thanks
 
Access Lover said:
Greetings everyone,

I just setup a small domain network with Windows 2000 Server and Windows XP
Pro workstations. All was fine during setup until the hard disk got fried and
I had to get a new hard disk for the server. Since this was a new setup, no
data was neccessary. After installing the new hard disk on the server, I got
this real weird situation:
1. I cannot ping any computer on the network from the server-All are in the
same "C" class.
2. No workstation can ping any other workstation or the server
3. I cannot join the domain again

All setup is fine and I tested the hub and wires are all fine. This seems
like a dooms day, since IP troubleshooting use to be easy for me. What
happened?

I would appreciate any help. Thanks
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If your workstations were able to ping each other before and
cannot do so now then there is something wrong with the only
thing you claim you have changed: Your server. Disconnect
it physically from the network and see what happens.
 
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