Summary: The system can not log you on because the domain is unavailiable That's the error message I get from some client computers on a Server2003 domain. I ...
Summary: This question is more structure and system architecture in nature. I have a Win2003 domain, with two sites. I have 30 users in A Town, and 40 users in...
Summary: Well, the file is not open by someone else. Also, I can open the files when signed as another user, just not when signed on as me?!?!?! I just don't ...
Summary: Okay, I tried this, but it didn't quite work. I went into the Exchange ADUC, then right clicked the user and chose DELETE. I then get a pop-up sayin...
Summary: Hi, I am totally new to this and tried to share a directory. As it could add a user I went to the security TAB and deactivated "all users" to have con...
Summary: Recently I posted a problem regarding a net logon issue. This service would terminate after a minute. The problem seems to be the DNS server. I solved...
Summary: One Default Domain Policy one one OU, Password Policy set to minimum password length 4, and remember the last 2 passwords. I go to any user on domain...
Summary: I am new to Windows 2003 server, and most of what I have done so far has been trial and error. I have two computers, a server running 2003 SP1 RC2 and...
Summary: I have recently switched from one domain to a new one and left my DFS shares active on the old domain. Now, I can't remove those old shares because th...
Summary: history: I installed a second network card in a windows 2003 server for vpn access, later I decided to put it on a linux box, so I uninstalled the ...
Summary: I'm having a problem with a 2003 terminal server on a Domain, where all Domain users on winterms using a rdp client can't connect to the server if the...
Summary: Hi all, I have a problem with one of my servers. We are running 2 servers: - server 2003 standaard edition (formal DC) - small business 2003 (new DC)...
Summary: Not sure what happened, but one day noone on the network could access the share folders from the Win2003 server. Folders appear to be shared with pri...
Summary: A server can't be on two domains at the same time. What you describe is a standalone server and not a member server. Example of Oxymoron: Person who i...
Summary: Old domain 2000 server had the DNS, DHCP and Active directory on it. Co. had no BDC. Set new 2003 R2 small office DC server up as directed as a new DC...
Summary: how to set user can only log on to the specified workstation and he can't log on to other workstations. Example user "A" can only log on to workstatio...
Summary: Issue: Can't connect to SBS 2003 VPN from any Windows 7 machine I can connect using XP without issue. The error I'm receiving on the windows 7 mach...
Summary: I have got the following message that is generated by the machine. My main DC is Windows 2003 with DNS. And the forward zone of this "ADDOMAIN" is set...
Summary: Hello, I want to make a USER MANAGED website. Where users can enter to their own personal page and access my services. Whats a Good ASP Program to man...
Summary: Hi All, I have problem with my Win2k3 CD, it can't use to boot. How to fix it? (with a new copy of course) Does anyone can help me? Thank's ...
Summary: I also have a similar problem I have active directory installed. I set up a basic router and it runs to the server and to the rest of the network. I a...
Summary: Looks like you do not have a Domain setup yet. You can install your Win2003 in a "Workgroup". When it is up and running, type in DCPROMO in the run an...
Summary: Hi We have two domains, both NT and now we have upgraded one of the NT to Windows 2003 server, the other one I am trying to migrate the user names ove...
Summary: I've setup Nero Burn 5.0 in My server and now I want to uninstall it but always come out the message: missing files: I've logon as administator. can s...
Summary: Recently I setup my network running the Win2003 Domain server and let all the client logon to it. My problem is I can't access to any win98 sharing fi...
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