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server 2003+xp
Friday, February 15, 2008 at 12:27 pm
Posted by dex (1 messages posted)

I would like to no if i can use windows 2003 server to set up with my xp boxes at home. I want to have it as a domain,Can i make my own domain up "Blah Blah" or do i need to contact my isp?That i don't want to do.

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re: server 2003+xp
Saturday, February 16, 2008 at 1:28 am
Posted by dex (1 messages posted)

I have configured the server as a dns but my xp computer will not join it , I get this message A atemp to resolve the dns name of dc in the domain being joined has failed Please check if this client is configured to reach a dns server that can resolve dns names.


On Friday, February 15, 2008 at 12:27 pm, dex wrote:
>I would like to no if i can use windows 2003 server to set up with my xp boxes at
>home.
>I want to have it as a domain,Can i make my own domain up
>"Blah Blah" or do i need to contact my isp?That i don't want to do.
>

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re: server 2003+xp
Monday, February 25, 2008 at 8:01 pm
Posted by appleoddity (1825 messages posted)

Certainly you can use server 2003 to set up a domain in your home.. If you want the domain name accessible from the internet then you need to talk to a domain registrar and you need a static IP address. People spend hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to learn how to do this stuff. You're not going to get any answers about how to setup and configure all the intricacies of a windows domain on this forum. You should be looking for on-line articles, or buy a book on the subject. From your post I'm not sure you know the difference between a Domain Name Server, and a Domain Controller, or their functions.

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