Cannot browse my domain

[ferretttt]

I have just set up a domain for a friend, which I volunteer my time for.

I am able to log in to the domain as a user, but when I try to browse the network or map drives, I can get to Microsoft Windows Network -->RACSB (the name of the domain) and then I get the message "RACSB is not accessable . . . "

I have tried to reset the computer account and then delete the computer from Active Directory, but no help.

I know I am missing something, but im not sure what.

[Hamins]

Hi,

I take into consideration that you have added the computers as Domain Members. If everything else is fine, then it might be a per seat licensing issue.

[ferretttt]

I have the CALs for the PCs, but I wouldnt think I need to install anything for that. All of the servers are OK, and I can RDP into the DC and log on as, say, myself and have no issues.

[nmX.Memnoch]

Stupid question but I'll ask anyway...

The workstation is joined to the domain, right?

[cluberti]

What servers are your WINS and DNS settings configured to use on the workstation?

[RJARRRPCGP]

I have the CALs for the PCs, but I wouldnt think I need to install anything for that. All of the servers are OK, and I can RDP into the DC and log on as, say, myself and have no issues.

I agree, because if it's a licensing issue, then Windows probably would display an explicit error message.

It's probably not a licensing issue if you got a generic error message.