Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. When trying to join the Windows Server R2 machine to the domain by specifying the fully qualified domain name FQDN in the domain join UI, the operation fails and you receive the error:.
The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted. Domain joins using the FQDN also fail. To resolve this issue either delete the NT4Emulator registry value on the Active Directory domain controllers in the destination domain if Windows NT 4.
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Plans and Pricing. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the RestrictAnonymous entry:. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the LM Compatibility entry:. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the EnableSecuritySignature server entry:.
Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the RequireSecuritySignature server entry:. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the RequireSignOrSeal entry:. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the SealSecureChannel entry:.
Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the SignSecureChannel entry:. Expand the following registry subkeys, and then view the value that is assigned to the RequireStrongKey entry:. Make sure that the Everyone group is in the Access this computer from the network list. Verify that there are no principle groups in the Deny access to this computer from the network list, and then click OK. For example, make sure that Everyone, Authenticated Users, and other groups, aren't listed.
To verify the required user rights on a Windows NT Server 4. In the Right list, click Access this computer from the network.
If a trust is set up between the domains, but you can't add principle user groups from one domain to the other because the dialog box doesn't locate the other domain objects, the "Pre-Windows compatible access" group may not have the correct membership. On the Windows based domain controllers and the Windows Server based domain controllers, make sure that the required group memberships are configured. Click Built in , and then double-click Pre-Windows compatible access group. Click the Members tab, and then make sure that the Everyone group is in the Members list.
To make sure that the required group memberships are configured on the Windows Server based domain controllers, you must know if the "Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users" policy setting is disabled.
If you don't know, use the Group Policy Object Editor to determine the state of the "Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users" policy setting. Click Start , click Run , type gpedit. Click Security Options , and then click Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users in the right pane. Note if the value in the Security Setting column is Disabled or Enabled. To make sure that the required group memberships are configured on the Windows Server based domain controllers, follow these steps:.
If the Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users policy setting is disabled, make sure that the Everyone, Anonymous Logon group is in the Members list. If the "Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users" policy setting is enabled, make sure that the Everyone group is in the Members list. If you've received error messages that are similar to the following error message and you've verified that the LMHOST files are correct, the issue may be caused by a firewall, router, or switch that has blocked ports between the domain controllers:.
For more information about PortQry version 2, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:.
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