i dont see my domain control panel...?
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I also bought a domain from yahoo about a year ago and it actually took from 7 - 10 days for me to access my domain control panel. Give it a few more days..... :)
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Well it depends of what kind of computer you have!!\n\nWINDOWS:\n\nStart-->Settings-->Control Panel-->Firewalls\n\nIf it says ON IN GREEN, then you are protected, if not it will show up as a RED OFF\n\nEnjoy
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Your network setup wasn't mentioned... I assume your website is being accessed from a server in your network behind a router?\n\nVerify if any new hardware was added.  If you have a "double NAT", that is if you have 2 routers in your network, or your modem has a NAT firewall, and you've added, like let's say a router - this may prevent a computer within the same network from getting to the web-server.\n\nPerhaps some new security software was added, or access restrictions have been changed?
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Get a copy of whatever version of Windows you are using and reinstall it. Make sure you format the disk to get a clean installation. Don't join the domain though (you probably couldn't anyway). This will give you your control back with one drawback. You won't have access to any network printers or drives, you wont have access to company email, and you won't get access to the internet.\n\nYou can now use the task manager all you want.\n\nHowever, if you did that at my company, you will get fired, without question.
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check if you have an external firewall- some type of routers and modems have firewall in them- disable your firewall in  your system tray where you have the clock on lower right corner of screen. right click on the icon and disable or look for option to disable it
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I know what 's wrong. Since u don' have any firewall. so the window will choose it microsoft firewall automatically. And the problem is  you need to reset the ip to be automatically detect. \nMy computer > control Panal> internet connections> Local Area Connection> General> This connection uses the following items> choose INternet Protocol>properties>select: obtain an Ip address automatically  and obtain DNs server address automatically for both of them.\n\n IT should works.\n\nIf you like my answer, pelase pick me as the beast answer. Thanks
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Check your DNS address.  Or configure it to dynamic. Try start&#92;run&#92; type cmd and then type ping and then the IP of a website. (you can find it by going to a computer connected to the internet and going start&#92;run type cmd, then type tracert www.TheNameOfAnySiteYouWantHere.com  If your ping works, that means your DomainNameServer is not telling the computer that the the name it wants is at IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx  The only reason the DNS server would not grant the request for one but do it for all other computers is it cannot hear the request.\n\nWindows XP sp2 is the best Windows by far.  Linux is still better.  Try Ubuntu- it's free for the downloading.  http://www.ubuntu.com/ get an ISO to burn to a CD, or have them ship it to you for free.   You can boot off the CD and play around with it without having to install it.  Unless you just want to play games, and then you should stick to Windows.
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Is your domain controller trying to establish connections for clients on your network to other domain controllers? How many clients do you have on your network?  Do you have clients with secured connections that the domain controller is trying to automatically connect with?  You may have a bottleneck somewhere.  Do you have many cross connected switches?  Do you have any overpopulated switches, hubs, etc.?  Or maybe you have a swtich that isn't overpopulated but the speed is insufficient.  It's hard to guess without knowing more about your network config, but there's my best guesses.
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On the machine with the problems go to a command prompt and enter:\n\nipconfig /release\nipconfig /renew\n\nif you still don't get a valid IP check the configuration of the Internet Protocol stack and make sure that the DNS and IP settings are set to be obtrained automatically.
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Are you logged in as the system administrator?\nTry that first. Even though you may have administrator rights.
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can you get to the internet when you log in?  Have you try a terminal service into the server? and see if that works.  You can imz me i am a system admin too.\n\nAlso try loggin in as your user too you should have created yourself as a admin too.  See if you can bring the desktop that way once again if you still can't let me know and I will try to help yo solve this problem
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Hard to troubleshoot with very little info but sounds like you are not seeing the server this particular PC was added as part of a group e.g. a domain.
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You need to know your admin login address, your username and password.\n\nIf you can't remember these, contact your web hosting provider and they will help you.
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write some kind of a chron to check if the apache (or which ever webserver you are using) is still up and running. Make that chron send you a mail if that is not so.\nI can think of very simple ways to do that in Linux, but dont know enough about windows to help\n\nmy $0.02
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try \nifconfig\nit should display your IP Address
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This IP address is a private/local IP address and if your machiene's IP is in the rage 192.168.X.X then this Machine(or domain) is inside your network.\nPlease contact your network administrator.He probably knows which machine it is!
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mainly because you didn't enable the "virtual host" or alike and/or you haven't open port 80 (HTTP port).\n\ntry this:\n\n•if you are on a LAN set a static IP for your computer, you can do this by edting Networking Properties\n\n•enable virtual server and/or port forwarding in you router, choose both UDP and IP, enter port 80 as it's port and enter your static IP as private IP.\n\n•enter your DDNS settings in the WAN setup\n•reboot your router\n•check the dyndns address you have...\n\ndifferent routers have different settings to enable you local web server to pass through the router, some router don't have virtual server on their NAT setting or no need to setup its virtual server, for this type you must only add a public port (port 80) to run a webserver, some router requires more than opening a port, like what i am using, first i set my computer to a static IP, enable port forwarding, enable virtual server, open port 80, add s specific private IP, and set my dyndns setting or no-ip setting..\n\njust play around your router's settings and don't forget to reboot it everytime you made changes..\n\nhere is my local webserver for proof:\nhttp://dikkiscybercafe.dyndns.org\n\nif page cannot be displayed it means my computer is off..