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Attempting to join domain results in an error saying "That domain couldn't be found. Check the domain name and try again.

Disabled IPv6, disabled firewall, added a port to allow the server through, everything. Completely out of ideas. This is a known ongoing issue which Microsoft is working to patch I believe, it pertains to Win 10 build Quickest way to resolve it is offline domain join. If it's a single name domain i.

Make sure that you only have your internal DNS servers listed, no external DNS servers should be configured on a client computer. I checked in domains and trusts and that is the name that I saw on the lefthand side.

This will give you the FDQN you should be using. DNS responses are cached. So if you got a response from Google saying we don't know where that resource is that will be cached with a default TTL. I tried the echo command and it gave me the same thing I've been using. I've also already tried flushing the DNS, but to no avail. I've also been trying to see if it made any difference whether I was hardwired or not, but ethernet made no difference.

What is your network type? I can't find anything definitive but someone once told me a public connection type will not allow you to connect to a domain. I think I actually had the issue once but reformatted the drive before got the info. If you have the client using DNS of your domain controller and still cannot find the domain, can you confirm the IP and subnet mask are correct and on a live network. I had a similar issues yesterday, turns out I had a duplicate IP address on the network.

Once we fixed that we were able to join the PC to the domain without any issues. Earlier, you mentioned "hardwired or not", please disconnect any wifi connection you have on the computer in question.

In my experience when a machine can't find the domain it's almost always a DNS issue. You have to be able to resolve the fully qualified domain name. A lot of answers above speak about being able to ping the domain. Try pinging the DNS server. Then try an nslookup against that server. Could be a firewall block.

Wrong subnet mask. Wrong subnet. Wrong gateway. Bad Ethernet cable. Have you verified that the computer is pulling the right ipaddress, subnet, and dns? This is sounding like the computer is on the wrong VLAN.

The problem is always DNS. That being said, Have you tried another port elsewhere on the switch? You say you added a port to allow through. In my experience there are several ports that have to be allowed through to join a domain. Check out this article:. This usually is not rocket science. Unless something has changed recently, or there are special circumstances, in a Windows domain, with a Windows computer on the same network, to join a domain, you don't need to anything other than provide the correct domain name and the correct credentials when asked.

The firewall should not need to even be looked at. I suspect something else is going on. I suggest changing the name of the computer to what it will be in the new domain while it is still in "Workgroup", reboot and then add it to the domain.

Make sure you are not trying to add a computer that is already using that name in the new domain. Not sure if you have any connectivity at all. Are you able to ping anything? Check your hardware as well such as your ethernet cable, NIC, switch, and whatever else you have in play. I had this issue when come to find out there was a legit company publicly registered to use our internal domain name. Duplicate IPs would definitely cause this issue.

Duplicate names won't though. It will join and just remove the trust from another computer with the same name. I would try the offline domain join method. Then you can narrow it down to what the issue really is on that machine, ie DNS or something else sounds like DNS issue to me.

If you want to test DNS using 8. Remove it when done. Always have an internal DNS server as your primary one. They changed the process with For us we now need to specify "domain. I about had a heart attack the first time I couldn't join any PC's to the domain, after the update. I don't know, you might have to try a few things. For me, my domain is called "domain". In order to join it I now have to type "domain. So maybe for you it would be "domain. Just ran in to something like this earlier this week.

Go Microsoft. I don't see where it was mentioned but is this the first computer to connect to the domain from this network or are there other machines working properly?

I was just about to post on here that I was able to figure it out by doing those registry edits because its a single label domain, but someone had already posted that. Thanks guys! This topic has been locked by an administrator and is no longer open for commenting. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. No real budget for this. Your daily dose of tech news, in brief. Welcome to Monday And be careful as today may be more exciting and dangerous than many Mondays as today is also International Axe Throwing Day, a once Canadian backyard pastime that is now sweeping the globe!

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Are you able to ping the FQDN? OP mannylaraiv This person is a verified professional. Spice 5 flag Report. Martin This person is a verified professional. On the dns server in AD what's the domain called that's what you need to attach to flag Report.

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Note: This information is intended for a network administrator. If this is the case, verify that the domain name is properly registered with WINS. The error was: "DNS name does not exist. They are updated by the AD DC at set intervals. Since the error pertains to joining the active directory domain with Windows 10 Pro, the issue is out of our support boundary. I would request you to post the query in Technet forums for better assistance.

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