These servers had multiple nics. Did the usual checked and also change the network provider order to have the "production" network first, because this it the way I roll.
We both joined the servers to the domain, rebooted and everything was fine, could logon etc.
my workmates server was Stuck at "Please wait for the Group Policy client..."
So did the usual ; trying to view remote event logs, force a remote shutdown (which didn't work).
Decided that it was the fact that the bind order was stopping the logon from working
(Tried remote netsh, that didnt work remotely for some reason, most likely me)
Solutions to fix the problem to allow logon:
Add the blue cable
Add network cable to all NICs on the box (I dont have physical access to the box)
this should give IP address to all NICs
Disable NICs in BIOS
If you in the BIOS disable network card this might also be a option
Remote Connection and Disable the NIC(S) via netsh
- download psexec from microsoft
- connect to remote server psexec \\<servername> cmd.exe
- perform a netsh interface ip show config or ipconfig /all
- review the network setup, write down the names of the unused NICs or NICS with 169.254 addresses
- go and disable the nics for example netsh interface set interface "Local Area Connection 3" DISABLED
Solution to fix the issue:
change the network provider order to have the "production" network first,
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