hello:
i dont expect an answer since NT is so out of date, but i will ask any way.
I have a member server that logs in to the domain successfully, but after a
few hours it no longer appears in the domain name list. When u try to see the
network neighborhood from the missing server it just hangs, and when u see
the network from another computer the missing server is not found until it is
re-booted and the whole process starts again.

any suggestions??? thx. in advance

The problem is most likely the NT member server itself.
Did you happen to check the event log on the member
server for any errors?

"tim" <tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:
> hello:
> i dont expect an answer since NT is so out of date, but i will ask any
> way.
> I have a member server that logs in to the domain successfully, but after
> a
> few hours it no longer appears in the domain name list. When u try to see
> the
> network neighborhood from the missing server it just hangs, and when u see
> the network from another computer the missing server is not found until it
> is
> re-booted and the whole process starts again.
>
> any suggestions??? thx. in advance
>

i am sure the member server is the problem.. when i try to access the event
log the message "RPC SERVER IS TOO BUSY".. comes up. This is an entirely new
issue.
"Michael Giorgio" wrote:

> The problem is most likely the NT member server itself.
> Did you happen to check the event log on the member
> server for any errors?
>
> "tim" <tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:
> > hello:
> > i dont expect an answer since NT is so out of date, but i will ask any
> > way.
> > I have a member server that logs in to the domain successfully, but after
> > a
> > few hours it no longer appears in the domain name list. When u try to see
> > the
> > network neighborhood from the missing server it just hangs, and when u see
> > the network from another computer the missing server is not found until it
> > is
> > re-booted and the whole process starts again.
> >
> > any suggestions??? thx. in advance
> >
>
>
>

Okay so you know the RPC service is failing. Go into the
control panel and open the services applet. Next look for
the RPC service. Stop it and restart then post the error.

Thanks

Michael
"tim" <tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E7341D07-67D1-4401-B631-59FE6F55CC81@microsoft.com...
>i am sure the member server is the problem.. when i try to access the event
> log the message "RPC SERVER IS TOO BUSY".. comes up. This is an entirely
> new
> issue.
> "Michael Giorgio" wrote:
>
>> The problem is most likely the NT member server itself.
>> Did you happen to check the event log on the member
>> server for any errors?
>>
>> "tim" <tim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:
>> > hello:
>> > i dont expect an answer since NT is so out of date, but i will ask any
>> > way.
>> > I have a member server that logs in to the domain successfully, but
>> > after
>> > a
>> > few hours it no longer appears in the domain name list. When u try to
>> > see
>> > the
>> > network neighborhood from the missing server it just hangs, and when u
>> > see
>> > the network from another computer the missing server is not found until
>> > it
>> > is
>> > re-booted and the whole process starts again.
>> >
>> > any suggestions??? thx. in advance
>> >
>>
>>
>>