Enable ping windows server 2003

It is ill-advised, but you could disable the Firewall temporarily and retry. Check the ip class and subnet on client machine, it should be same class as of server, also try with server ip address in client gateway,.

When you join a PC to a domain it should prompt you for credentials. Is it? I have traversed quite a few forums on this topic, and disabling the firewall is so far the most popular suggestion. So now I have one NIC enabled with a static address and can ping to and from the server. Now my question is, should I have known this about the NIC configuration or do network personnel make the same mistake I made, because I am feeling a bit silly now after wasting so much time.

Hey folks, Thanks for the assistance. The issue had been with my dual NIC configuration. Now I can add my clients to the domain. I explained the changes I made in my previous reply. Thanks again,. Adapters and Bindings tab. From: Germain Anthony via networkadmin-l [mailto:networkadmin-l Groups. Hey Germain Disable your windows firewall, try pinging the server from another client comp.

Many IT pros will have ping disabled in order to keep hackers from verifying network details?.. From: Mike Walker via networkadmin-l [mailto:networkadmin-l Groups. Please recheck in windows xp client firewall make sure that it allow ping from outbound or disable windows firewall. You can issue netstat -s from a CMD prompt on both the clients and the server and see which kinds if ICMP requests and replies are taking place;. I want to list my issue as solved. I found the comments from Mike Walker most useful in terms of my specific issue and how it was resolved.

Many of the other comments would have been useful to some of the issues I had faced some months ago. Thanks all!! No Account? Sign up. By signing in, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Already have an account? Sign in. By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Enter the email address associated with your account. We'll send a magic link to your inbox. Email Address. All Sign in options. When I change my IP it will work for a bit then went back down.

I find it really weird I can ping everything else on my LAN. In addition, if I dual boot into XP I can ping the server. So I have narrowed it down to Windows 7 being really weird. Uninstall the NIC - In device manager- then reboot and let it reinstall. Reconfig using DHCP first and test, then set the static and see if it still works. If it works with DHCP, and not statically, then something is screwy with the static settings. Intrinsic Solutions is an IT service provider. This is a dual boot system, XP works fine, this only affects Win7.

The domain is the only domain on the network, and the Win7 is a part of it or was because now the Network and Sharing Center states I am unauthenticated.

IP v6 has always been disabled on this pc. This has worked for months and now all of a sudden stopped. The server is up and accessible to all other workstations. Infocon Services Inc is an IT service provider. Just curious if you have tried "netsh interface ipv4 reset" on your computer? Also tried totally uninstalled Trendmicro for the time being for testing.

I have ran into this once with Trendmicro software that was corrupted. This issue might be related to IPv6 - On windows 7 it is enabled by default, and unless you have IPv6 setup, I have seen this cause issues, and usually intermitently. Turned out to be a bad computer account in AD.

I deleted the account, removed the PC from the domain and redid everything and it looks to be working again, I never thought a computer account could cause this type of issue.

I have the same thing happen to me for one server machine in particular. I stop being able to browse it by name or ping it by name. But I can still ping it by ip address and browse it by ip address.

Seems after browsing it by ip address successfully it then becomes browseable by name again I will go back to the IPv6 settings - Disable them and try again. Either that or check your lease times on both IPv4 and IPv6. Bryce no I can not ping it by name or ip, I can browse it by SMB tho, only 1 share out of like 12 but I can still browse. Wireshark shows communication between the server and Win7. Pinging the domain results in no reply. Right now I am on my XP Pro partition and everything is working fine.

SO it is not hardware related. Hmmmm in thinking about that, where ARE it's 'A' records stored? In the root of the Domain or??? If you are logged into the errant? I already deleted the A records, and removed it from the domain and re-added it, that's when I got a good 4 days out of it.

Well, that being said - I would start looking at the NIC driver. If it is an onboard intel NIC, there are some known issues, and downloading the latest driver directly from Intel vs. Also check to ensure you don't have a Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter in the network adapters - if so, disable it. You may have to show hidden items to see it. This is getting interesting - I foresee an interesting learning point at the end of it all lol!