S
sklett
Hi-
I fumbled through a win2k server install about a year ago. Recently I took
on another one for a friend. I'm stuck.
I hope someone will take some pity and guide me through this first hurdle
OK, I have installed win2k
gone through the active directory setup wizard
used the MS loopback as this will be the top DC on the network (very small
network)
I have since activated a reg. NIC and connected to the network.
Here are the problems that I'm experiencing and I don't even know where to
start:
1) I can't ping the router (or anything else on the network)
2) I can't delete the loopback connection. I can disable it, but can't
delete it
The NIC connection says there are some packets that have gone back and
forth. So it "appears" that it is working.
I have set the IP for the DC to 192.168.0.1 and the subnet to 255.255.255.0.
I don't know "why", this just seems to be the norm.
I just want to be able to connect to the router (internet access) and then I
can hopefully stumble through the rest. But this first snag has got me.
Please help....,
Steve
I fumbled through a win2k server install about a year ago. Recently I took
on another one for a friend. I'm stuck.
I hope someone will take some pity and guide me through this first hurdle
OK, I have installed win2k
gone through the active directory setup wizard
used the MS loopback as this will be the top DC on the network (very small
network)
I have since activated a reg. NIC and connected to the network.
Here are the problems that I'm experiencing and I don't even know where to
start:
1) I can't ping the router (or anything else on the network)
2) I can't delete the loopback connection. I can disable it, but can't
delete it
The NIC connection says there are some packets that have gone back and
forth. So it "appears" that it is working.
I have set the IP for the DC to 192.168.0.1 and the subnet to 255.255.255.0.
I don't know "why", this just seems to be the norm.
I just want to be able to connect to the router (internet access) and then I
can hopefully stumble through the rest. But this first snag has got me.
Please help....,
Steve