KiXtart ingroup function fails

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Hi all
I have a laptop that intermittently fails to map drives
for a user. KiXtart records event id 1789 in the
application log "The trust relationship between this
workstation and the primary domain failed".

The system log shows:
event id 54 "The Windows Time Service was not able to find
a Domain Controller".
event id 5719 "There are currently no logon servers
available to service the logon request".
event id 4319 "A duplicate name has been detected on the
TCP network"

Of course the computer has been renamed and re-added to
the domain, but this problem returned.
Could this be a DNS issue?
 
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Evan said:
Hi all
I have a laptop that intermittently fails to map drives
for a user. KiXtart records event id 1789 in the
application log "The trust relationship between this
workstation and the primary domain failed".

The system log shows:
event id 54 "The Windows Time Service was not able to find
a Domain Controller".
event id 5719 "There are currently no logon servers
available to service the logon request".
event id 4319 "A duplicate name has been detected on the
TCP network"

Of course the computer has been renamed and re-added to
the domain, but this problem returned.
Could this be a DNS issue?
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If you're getting a 'domain or something or other not found' message, that's
indicating a DNS lookup issue. Make sure you are only using your internal
DNS. Remove your ISP's addresses from IP properties. In DNS properties,
configure a forwarder for efficient Internet resolution. This config will
give AD what it needs and will resolve external names efficiently as well.

How to configure a forwarder?
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300202

Duplicate names issues come up due to multihomed machines. If at all
possible, its not suggested to mutlihome a DC. If a server, decide which NIC
is the higher priority, and disable NetBIOS, MS Client and F&P services on
the other NIC. That will eliminate the dupe name error.

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Ace

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Thanks for the response.
There is only our internal dns server listed in the
clients tcp/ip properties. Our dns server has already has
a forwarder listed. None of our dc's are multihomed.

Netdiag on the pdc emulator did show "error 9003
rcode_name_error" for a dns server that is not at our
site, but is one of our isp's servers. This dns server is
one of our forwarders, and it is also listed as a Name
Server under the forward lookup zone for our domain. I
don't know why my predecessor has it entered as a Name
Server for the domain.

Any advice?
 
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Thanks for the response.
There is only our internal dns server listed in the
clients tcp/ip properties. Our dns server has already has
a forwarder listed. None of our dc's are multihomed.

Netdiag on the pdc emulator did show "error 9003
rcode_name_error" for a dns server that is not at our
site, but is one of our isp's servers. This dns server is
one of our forwarders, and it is also listed as a Name
Server under the forward lookup zone for our domain. I
don't know why my predecessor has it entered as a Name
Server for the domain.

Any advice?
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I would remove that DNS server out of the nameservers list first of all.

Now as far as no domain connectivity, and help with the Rcode erro, I'll
need to ask to see a couple things:

1. Unedited ipconfig /all
2. The zone name in DNS and if it has updates set to at least allow.
3. The AD DNS domain name.

Thanks!

Keep in mind, I've also seen dupe errors where the domain name and the
computer name were the same and if the computer name was called "Internet".
Siongle label names may cause excessive recursion to the forwarder as well.
Let's see that info to narrow it down.

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Regards,
Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services

Security Is Like An Onion, It Has Layers
HAM AND EGGS: A day's work for a chicken;
A lifetime commitment for a pig.
 
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