Yes. Local Area Connection is there. But as I said, when
getting into its properties, all I have is 'Client
for Microsoft Networks'. I have always been using this
admin account to work on the server. Is this the new way
Microsoft has for a Domain Controller? I am confused.
>-----Original Message-----
>OK. Can we check this?
>
>Open Control Panel and look for Network Connections. Do
you have this? Is
>e.g. Local Area Connection inside?
>
>Do you use Administrator or some other account to work on
your server?
>
>Mike
>
>"Wayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>news:320201c49e63$f9a27120$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Thank you, Mike, for the input. I do have two working
NICs
>> and experience no connection problem through WAN or LAN.
>> ipconfig does return all ip information. It just bothers
>> me not being able to change the IP and DNS information
>> through IP protocol properties. I find it difficult to
use
>> netsh. Would greatly appreciate it if I can get my
>> settings back. Thanks again.
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Hi Wayne,
>> >
>> >Can you check these:
>> >- Under device manager check if you have working NIC
>> >- in command line enter ipconfig (what is the result?)
>> >- try using command line netsh to edit TCP/IP protocol
>> settings...
>> >
>> >Mike
>> >
>> >"Wayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>> message
>> >news:166901c49e0c$e063a780$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> >> I have Windows Server 2003 DC with NAT enabled.
>> Recently,
>> >> I can't find the IP protocol properties. Under LAN or
>> WAN
>> >> Connection Properties Tab, the only item I see is
Client
>> >> for Microsoft Networks. The protocol configuration
and
>> IP
>> >> properties entries are all gone. Can someone tell me
>> what
>> >> is going on? Thank you very much in advance.
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
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