If when trying to join a domain name, and its coming back unable to join with error code 1355 (which generally means it cant talk to the domain controller via DNS) – Ensure that your IPv6 DHCP is serving IP addresses or disable the protocol in network connections.
Le ou les serveurs DNS utilisés par l’ordinateur de jointure ne sont pas valides, ne disposent pas des zones requises ou ne disposent pas des enregistrements requis pour le domaine cible. Le domaine Active Directory cible contient un nom DNS problématique.
The following error occurred when attempting to join the domain: Your computer could not be joined to the domain. You have exceeded the maximum number of computer accounts you are allowed to create in this domain. Contact your system administrator to have this limit reset or increased.
This error would be more apparent if your AD domain were something like AD.COMPANY.COM. Then DCPROMO would attempt to create a delegation for the AD subdomain in the parent COMPANY.COM domain for this server. You don't normally need a delegation unless you actually need clients that query the COMPANY.COM domain to be able to resolve queries in ...
In short, a WINS or DNS issue. Resolution. 1- NSLOOKUP of the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) of the target domain (domain.com) <- verify the IP address returned is correct (from the computer to be moved)
This article describes several common error messages that can occur when you join client computers that are running Windows to a domain. This article also provides troubleshooting suggestions for these errors.
All PCs on the network are Windows 10, our server is Windows Server 2012. I am using an ethernet connection on the network. When trying to connect to the domain from the local account I'm advised:"That domain couldn't be found. Check the domain name and try again."
If I try to join to domain a client that is on subnet 192.168.3.x, it fails, and I receive this error:"An Active Directory Domain Controller for the domain mydomain.local could not be contacted; Moreover if I run"nlstest /dsgetdc:mydomain.local" on the same client, I receive:"Getting DC name failed: Status = 1355 0x54b ERROR_NO_SUCH_DOMAIN"
It is strange that the error moved with the Domain Role Owner. I checked with a domain with a 2008 and a 2003 DC and got the error on the one not holding the role and the error stayed there after transferring the role to this server.
The 0x534 error code is commonly logged as a transient error when domain join searches the target domain. The search determines whether a matching computer account was pre-created or the join operation needs to dynamically create a computer account on the target domain. Check the bit flags in the join options to see if the type of join being ...