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Old 03-06-2009, 08:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Domain Structure

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I have two machines and a hub in my home. I want to make one machine as server and the other as a client. I have installed server2003 in the 1st machine and xp professional in 2nd machine. I have configured microsoft Loopback adator and installed AD in 1st machine. Now how do i connect these two using hub. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

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Old 03-06-2009, 09:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Domain Structure

Do you not have an actual NIC card in these computers? Why did you setup the loopback adapter? To use the hub you just get two network cables and plug them into each computer then into the hub and that is it.
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Re: Domain Structure

plug in a ethernet cable from each system, into the hub / switch?
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Yes i have NIC card in these computers ... i have to find the drivers for 2003 OS.
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loopback adapter is not what you need.

Once you get ethernet working on both the desktop and server (use the server as the only dns server for both the server and desktop)
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