Urgent help !!!!cannot resolve fully qualified name

Hi ,
I am installing Sun one directory server 5.2 on windows xp.
its asking me to enter fully qualified computer name and by default it is picking up my machine name i.e.
M2B-04-D-099.domain.com
but when i clikced next it gives me error as
Cannot resolve name M2B-04-D-099.domain.com
What is the error?
M i missing any steps?
Please help!
Thanks in advance
Deepali

Hi,
I am not able to install LDAP on my PC. My PC does not belong to any domain. What should I enter fully qualified name of my computer. When I enter only ldap (which is my computer name) it says "Value must be of the form hostname.domainname".
My computer does not belong to any domain. Please suggest as it is a bottleneck for me.
I need to install LDAP as soon as possible.
Thanks in advance.
Kirti

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