Summary: We have a VB6 activex control that is embedded inside our web page. There is a toolbar on the control, from which on click of one of the buttons, we l...
Summary: Strange one. Just installed a new AD domain with Windows 2003 Servers. Windows 2003 domain controllers can access each other via unc path but not othe...
Summary: Hi all, I'm running server 2003 and am writing an asp.net application. Everything is working fine except for when I'm trying to do a file upload with ...
Summary: I'm looking for a book for someone (me)who has no Exchange Server experience. To make things more fun, I don't have acces to an Exchange platform, but...
Summary: I want to create Roaming User Profile in Windows Server . To create it the path which i have studies is \\server_name\Profiles\user_name Here i don't...
Summary: I need to search all the directories listed in a text file called dirs.txt (one directory path listed on each line) for .xml files, and rename all the...
Summary: I think you can do it by specifying the profile path like \\servername\sharename\username in the profile section of the user properties in Ad users an...
Summary: I’ve created a share folder in our domain and published it. I then wanted to automatically map a drive letter “P:” for our users to access. Wi...
Summary: The place where I'm contracting now, it's been hilarious. Recently, a worm hit the network from a workstation that didn't have updated AV, wasn't pat...
Summary: MSI files are not located in Add/Remove Programs, as they are NOT programs...they are files written in code. The msi file contains the code that tell...
Summary: Hi guys, have anybody done any setting to windows 2003 server for smart card logon? Where can i find information on the setting? The paths are so deep...
Summary: Absolutely NOT. Why would you want to risk the increased loss of service, which in the case of domain controllers is not being able to log on to your ...
Summary: I have installed a server with Windows 2003 Small Business Server and am having problems connecting clients to the server domain. I can ping the serve...
Summary: If I'm not mistaken, ntbackup won't do mapped drives. That is to say, will not backup to a remote server across the network (using a mapped drive). W...
Summary: What happened was the password for the computer account on the DC and PC became unsynced. What you did is the textbook way to fix it. This has absolu...
Summary: I am trying to setup a remote desktop connection to a Windows 2003 server. We want to be able to launch 2 applications automatically when connecting....
Summary: "2003 has to be its own dns server which forwards requests to the isps dns server. Note the word forwarder." This is a bit misleading. 2003 needs to ...
Summary: standard checklist - virus/spyware - is NIC at full-duplex or auto negotiate - check IP settings for default route - run TRACERT to the test site to s...
Summary: I have installed a network/windows domain called dsajn.net on a w2K3 server. I also have a internet domain www.dsajn.net at my ISP. When I log in to ...
Summary: I've got a 20 computer network running XP clients with a 2003 domain controller. I have setup roaming profiles (at least I thoght I had) but its givin...
Summary: I have an SBS2003 server with several clients one of which is laptop running XPProSP2 (with Office2003 apps). The server uses an ISDN modem and all cl...
Summary: Hi, I have a Windows 2003 server setup with 2 XP workstations connected as a workgroup. The Workstations can access shared files on the server. Howe...
Summary: I am connecting to a newly setup w2k3 server via a wyse winterminal. It uses an RDP connection. I have a new domain setup just for this server and I h...
Summary: Hi We have a Windows 2003 server with XP pro client and I want to make the my documents folder to be the home drive which is a mapped network shared d...
Summary: Im setting up a “test” network to help me while I’m studying Network Management. I have 2 machines joined together with a simple cross-over cab...
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