bluemike
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Hi all,
we have a server/client windows 2000 network here. Every once in a while, when trying to get a resource from the server, I will get a message telling us that 'there are no logon servers to service the logon request'.
Sometimes I will get this after hours when no one is on the network but me. Does this indicate low network resources? Out server is a Dell Poweredge with tons on RAM.
Another issue is the DNS. I don't know enough about DNS to mess with the settings. All I know is we have a local domain in the office. Everyday, my event viewer is full of the same event (5774, I think). I says something about the DNS format cannot be interpreted. Could this be dragging the network down?
Getting frustrated.....
Thanks,
Mike
we have a server/client windows 2000 network here. Every once in a while, when trying to get a resource from the server, I will get a message telling us that 'there are no logon servers to service the logon request'.
Sometimes I will get this after hours when no one is on the network but me. Does this indicate low network resources? Out server is a Dell Poweredge with tons on RAM.
Another issue is the DNS. I don't know enough about DNS to mess with the settings. All I know is we have a local domain in the office. Everyday, my event viewer is full of the same event (5774, I think). I says something about the DNS format cannot be interpreted. Could this be dragging the network down?
Getting frustrated.....
Thanks,
Mike