EyeT 
35 pts. | Jun 9 2009 3:15PM GMT
Thanks, I finally figured it out…it was an issue with Symantec network security.
Q:
Server 2008 Network Connection
Windows Server 2008, Network connectivity, Windows XP, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003, IPv6, Network troubleshooting I cannot browse a local network from a new Windows Server 2008. Every other PC is XP Pro or Server 2003.
I can:
Ping another workstation
Browse the web
Connect via VNC (only by IP address, not name)
I cannot:
Ping this 2008 Server
Map a network drive
Browse the network
I have the server connected to a domain, I disabled IPv6, I have network discovery and file sharing ON, Windows Firewall is off.
I can:
Ping another workstation
Browse the web
Connect via VNC (only by IP address, not name)
I cannot:
Ping this 2008 Server
Map a network drive
Browse the network
I have the server connected to a domain, I disabled IPv6, I have network discovery and file sharing ON, Windows Firewall is off.
ASKED:
Jun 8 2009 8:03 PM GMT
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Your DNS servers are not set on the server or your workstation. If you can ping and access VNC by IP address, but not by name you have a DNS issue. Test this by pinging to a remote machine by DNS name.
