Windows 7 - Dual Network Issue

[Darylrese]

Morning All,

 

We are currently in the process of upgrading all our PC's to Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit and have a bit of a strange issue.

 

Its picking up two networks, one being our domain and another listed as 'Unknown'

 

 

This stops the PC from reaching the DC and refuses to logon to the domain. We get 'There are no logon servers to perform your request' and an error trying to join PC to the domain manually.

 

NIC is only picking up 1 IP Address which makes me think its not a port tagging issue, so where is this spoof network coming from? It didn't happen with Windows XP.

 

Any help appriciated as its holding us up from deploying Windows 7. I have only been here 1 month so don't know an aweful lot of history on the network.

Edited November 25, 2013 by Darylrese

[maark]

Do you have Adobe products installed? CS3?

We had this with bonjour service running - disable it and restart machine. It might be listed as the first service in services as ##Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762## just to confuse you.

[Darylrese]

Yep we have CS3 and CS6 Suites

 

I'll take a look now! Thank-you!

[Darylrese]

Can't seem to find that service...Don't suppose you have a screenshot? Should it be listed in services.msc?

[maark]

see attached should be first service in list

[Darylrese]

I certainly do not have that on my machine, although i only have CS6 installed on this one but it does have the problem with dual networks listed

 

[maark]

do you have bonjour service running?

[Darylrese]

I have found that service on another machine so it is likely to be that for those machines, however it is still on mine. I disabled Bonjour Service on mine and no joy.

 

Need to find a way of disabling that service for all PC's though GPO now.

[maark]

I found even disabling and stopping it did not work but restarting after disabling fixed it.

[Darylrese]

Thanks, i have a feeling my PC is probably different to the others so i will look to make a GPO for the service you initially mentioned

[Dos_Box]

You don't have any virtual adapters in there do you?

[Darylrese]

Yeah on mine i do but not on end users PC's. I believe it is the fault of the service mentioned or atleast i want to try that first. Any ideas how to get a custom service into the Group Policy Manager on the DC without having to install the software on the server?

[sted]

Yeah on mine i do but not on end users PC's. I believe it is the fault of the service mentioned or atleast i want to try that first. Any ideas how to get a custom service into the Group Policy Manager on the DC without having to install the software on the server?

 

install the management console on a workstation

[Darylrese]

I loaded up MMC on a PC, created a template, disabled the service, exported it as an inf file, put the inf file on DC, imported it into GP Manager on DC but nothing is showing.

 

Regards