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802.1X authentication for the Wi-Fi network. Windows Server 2008 was implemented and a RADIUS the following error occurred attempting to join the domain an attempt to resolve the dns name server role was added and configured to authenticate domain users, and Cisco Wireless controller 5508. TECHNOLOGY IN THIS DISCUSSION Connection Join the following error occurred attempting to join the domain the service cannot be started the Community! Creating your account only takes a few minutes. Join Now My server is in public (wan) network. and we have connected the client system with the firewall we allowed any to any option in firewall, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/285182 I am able to ping by public server. where AD is configuired. Please some advice me on this. Thanks in advance Reply Subscribe RELATED TOPICS: Cannot join domain - "network path not found" unable to join computers to Domain "the network path was not found" The network path was not found   1 2 Next ► 29 Replies Chipotle OP Jake B Nov 28, 2012 at 3:37 UTC My https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/278103-when-i-attempt-to-join-my-domain-i-get-network-path-was-not-found first thought was firewall. I have had huge problems with this in the past and a firewall has been the culprit every time. Instead of punching holes, take the firewall completely out of the equation if possible and see what happens. 0 Ghost Chili OP Curtis3363 Nov 28, 2012 at 3:37 UTC Ping is one thing, an nslookup is another, either do a tracrt or nslookuo of the domain nslookup mydomain.com tracert mydomain.com 1 Thai Pepper OP Dave Rossi Nov 28, 2012 at 4:15 UTC Is your Domain controller setup as the primary DNS server? 0 Chipotle OP Mike (Green Cloud) Nov 28, 2012 at 4:32 UTC Brand Representative for Green Cloud Technologies Check the DNS settings on the device and make sure that DNS is running on your DC. Also, the DC's need to point to themselves for DNS. YOu can use forwarders in your DNS configuration for external lookups. 1 Poblano OP Helpful Post Randy926 Nov 28, 2012 at 5:12 UTC add a static enty for your domain controller in you're host file. c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\ 0 Chipotle OP Batman's Byte Nov 29, 2012 at 5:27 UTC Where is your client getting it's configuration, DHCP? What configuration info is it getting?
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Unable to Join Domain Fix Windows 7 Unable to Join Domain Fix Richard Burley6 years ago1 min. read Yesterday I hit a reasonably strange problem, which took me quite some time to resolve, long enough, in fact, to prompt me to post this in the hope that anyone else encountering can avoid the circuitous route I took! Symptom: Windows 7 system unable to browse local domain resources (file shares etc) but access to Internet was fine. Was able to ping all local servers and DNS functioned correctly. Decided to remove system from domain and re-add. Upon attempt to re-add process was as normal, including request for domain administrator username & password, but despite using correct credentials, domain join would fail with message: "The following error has occurred when trying to join the "xyz" domain: network path not found." Possible Fixes: Tried (try in order below as one of these may fix for you); i) Checked that other Windows 7 systems could leave & rejoin domain. (They could, so it was clearly a machine specific issue) ii) Reboot, followed by Disabling & Enabling NIC, followed by reboot. iii) Check that current network is set to "Work" type /category. iv) Disabling Windows Firewall (or other firewalls) & any anti-virus / anti-malware, (remember to re-enable!). v) Using another NIC (in this case WiFi). vi) "Removing" NIC from Device Manager & rebooting. vii) Removing system's old account from Active Directory "Computers" container. viii) Reinstalling TCP/IP stack. (netsh int ip reset in command prompt as admin) ix) Remove & re-add "Client for Microsoft Networks" Client. x) Run "sfc /scannow" from an elevated command prompt. None of these fixed it for me and so was just considering a re-install, however I first tried the following, which did work! Solution: Remove ALL "Clients" / "Services" / "Protocols" from NIC (except IP4 & IP6 which are non-removable and would have been fixed by step "viii", above, if they were the problem) Reboot and re-add the above (this included, in our case, a "minimum working set" of; "Client for Microsoft Networks", "Link-Layer Topology Discoverer Responder" & "Link-Layer Topology Discoverer Mapper I/O Driver") Following their removal, rebooting & their re-addition, the system was able to join to domain as normal! Hope this helps someone avoid my pain and as ever, feedback is appreciated on additional options / extra steps etc! 😉 Share this article : Posted in: All, Tech, Work22 CommentsMicrosoft Windows 7Richard Burley