Summary: I manage a very simple setup for a small organization. Recently the mail server crashed due to the system partition running out of space. This was d...
Summary: I had a user at a client that was having trouble accessing the company's network share via VPN. They use the XP built-in VPN client, and the VPN is ...
Summary: Where will i find the logs of folder creation and permission changes made to that particular in file server. Only a group of ppl who have domain admin...
Summary: Hi, We are using D-Link DES - 1024D switches and the entire network runs on mix of CAT5 and CAT6 cables without any problem. It is a win2k3 domain a...
Summary: I have a windows 2003 server joined to an active directory. I have created shares and gave permission to users. User can go to his shared folder on th...
Summary: Simple question, just wondering what best practice would be in regards to local groups and permissions on a file server. Basically I want to know if ...
Summary: The installer GPO software install in the computer settings are using UNC path. I have found out the problems, the local machines .default registry ha...
Summary: Greetings wanderer, i can go with the option which you told me to do that but before that i would like to inform you that earlier i was having the iss...
Summary: We have 3 Windows 2003 domains and one of those 3 is not working properly. I can not attach a xp sp3 client to it. I can attach the same client to oth...
Summary: Yep that will work. Just realize the implications of this: You now have two user accounts for each user. That means if one password gets changed, the ...
Summary: You need to make a shared folder on the server that everyone has access to (read & write) (e.g. \\server\RoamingProfiles ). Then go into Active Direct...
Summary: I am trying to use ExMerge and it detected all users, but I couldn't import the users pst files, but that was okay, at least I could SEE the users. I ...
Summary: I am using Login script for Mapping drive at clinet side. In Windows Server 2003 I use GPO and write script in a bat file. NET USE x: \\SERVER_NAME\...
Summary: Hello All, I have 3 locations with 2 Domain Controller. Main location hosting 1st DC with 1 Exchange Server. 2nd location just promoted to be a DC f...
Summary: manual host entries are just fine. You would have to do that since this "server" should not be on dhcp but have a static ip entry. You say you can lo...
Summary: Not a regedit but it can be done. It would not be a good idea if your dc ever goes down. You have to realize if the workstation and DC are in the sam...
Summary: Hi frienz, I need help on configuring mail server on windows server 2003 for my 5thsem project of the MCA. I don't know much about it, but I need it t...
Summary: i have a server running windows server 2003 with multiple drives that are desprately needed. the problem is that the drive is unallocated after i clea...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to run window2003 server running well on machine #1 to another m/c#2 which is hp a1600n pavillion where windows server 2003 tries to c...
Summary: I was cleaning up my backups today and found a folder I could not delete because of a rights issue. I checked the security rights and the SID lost its...
Summary: Hi, At present all the users are using their own hdd's. Now all the user's data should be in one machine with different folders and with security perm...
Summary: I have a user which takes long time to login 2003 domain. She is the only one gets the problem in the site. Her log on to every computer is slow, so n...
Summary: Should I use the Exchange Server 2003 or should I use Exchange Server 2007? Here is my setup: I have a Visionman Server with a Pentium D 3.0 GHz Proc...
Summary: Hello I need some windows help! I was wondering if someone could help me with this. I need to create simple batch file which can search for files ba...
Summary: I managed to create my domain controller and assigned an IP address of 172.100.8.x. Now, I read up and found out that it was outside the Private IP Ra...
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