Hello
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Seems that there is no network connection between servers and clients. How
could you move servers without disconnecting them from power over different
rooms, long power cable and 2 powers supplies in each server? Can you ping
the servers by ip address, name and FQDN from the clients?
Best regards
Meinolf Weber
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> firstly sorry if this is the wrong group..i dont think it is..
>
> we have 5 servers running Windows server 2003. we had to disconnect
> the server rack from the network to move it to a new room. all this
> involved was disconnecting the CAT5 cables from the back of the
> servers, physically moved it to a new room and reconnected the CAT5's.
> the whole move was 5 minutes, no computers were rebooted or needed to
> be rebooted.
>
> the next day almost all my 50+ users, after the put the password into
> their xp computers would start loading the desktop but never show the
> task bar, start menu or even the icons on their computers desktops.
> Their login scripts wouldnt run either. Ctrl-Alt-Del, task manager,
> file, run and typed in explorer or userinit or even the path to the
> netlogon directory on the DC and the desktop would finish booting. ive
> tried removing and re-adding computer accounts to the domain, not
> successful. ive tried recreating user account on the local computers,
> unsuccessful. ive tried replacing the userinit.exe from c:\windows
> \system32\userinit.exe, also unsuccesful. after i typed in explorer
> to task manager and got the desktop, id manually run the login script
> batch files for my users. normally we just delete the network drive
> mappings and re-add them. during a manual run of these .bat files, it
> will ask for a username when re-adding one of the drive mappings.
> which if you hit enter without entering a username it will just map
> the drive and everything works fine.
>
> any ideas please... not sure where to go next with this.
>
> one other thing ive tried on these xp computers is modifying the
> msconfig boot options. doing a selective startup it seems that when
> the services check box is unchecked, the system boots ok. when its
> checked we have this problem.
>
> please help
>