Summary: I am setting up a secure network for wireless access, and I am using a Win2000 server for DC with Active Directory, and another server as Radius (also...
Summary: you can install dns and dhcp on it, you have to configure the forward lookup zone as a primary and the reverse as a secondary, with your domain name e...
Summary: Only last week, I moved my company over from static IP to dhcp. (This, by the way reduces network traffic by up to two thirds, so is worth working on...
Summary: Hi! How do I get the administration tool "Active Directory Users and Computers" and if possible, all the other tools (for DNS, DHCP etc) on my Win2k p...
Summary: There is a exection file on your server disk for win98 clients. Find it and run the executable on your 98 box. You should be able to use AD then. ...
Summary: I am running an NT network with a few Windows 2000 Member Servers. I brought up a new 2000 Member Server today, and am trying to configure it as a VP...
Summary: Are you planning on having you internet go threw the server first and then having the Server delegate IP addresses and internet privilages or do you j...
Summary: Have been fussing with this problem for way to long, and hope you all can make some suggestions as to an approach that may work. Network specs. DC.....
Summary: Can WINS and DNS be run on the same server? I have heard that Microsoft best practices state it should not be done. Anyone out there tried it? ...
Summary: The photos and or slides need to be in your web page folder. I don'think they can just be on the server. You should have a folder under your web page ...
Summary: As far as I know, RADIUS is just for remote users accessing the LAN. For a LAN user to get access to the internet, they would require dial out permis...
Summary: I've setup ICS on a WIN2K server. Dialup works fine on the host and able to access internet through the browser. At the client, I check the IP address...
Summary: I am going to be putting together a small server for a friends company soon, she doesn't need anything outragious and doesn't wants to keep the costs ...
Summary: Does anyone know how to set up Internet connection sharing on 2000 server? I tried to go into network neighborhood and right click on LAN and i cant s...
Summary: Network environment - Windows 2000 SP3 - Domain. User running Windows XP Professional SP1, Office XP SP2. 1. User opens multiple files from Windows 20...
Summary: I am having trouble installing office 2000 pro on my server running W2000. I get an error message saying I need to use the office resources kit (ORK) ...
Summary: I have set up a small network with win98 clients logging into a WIn2000 server. Intermittently the win98 clients seem to drop their mapped drives on ...
Summary: Jennifer is correct--it is very involved process to install Active Directory. There is no "primary domain controller" selection in AD. But, regardle...
Summary: OK, here's my problem. We are running an NT Server with Small Business 4.5 on it. I have set up some Windows 2000 client machines and they get on th...
Summary: I am trying to create a network printer on the file server from a windows 98 computer. I share the printer out on Windows 98 then connect to it and in...
Summary: Situation : 1 computer upgraded to w2k from win98, and 1 computer with win2kserver. When Win98 was installed I could logon to a domain and get my stuf...
Summary: I installed Firebird ver. 1.5 on win2k server with 2 PIII 500 processors and 512 MB of RAM. When I launch one or more querys on the DB the cpu utiliza...
Summary: You could do it that way if you wish. You can also configure NAT using Routing and Remote Access on your server. Also, there are other conditions that...
Summary: I know how you feel, I had similar problems some time ago. Yes, you do need to create a logon script, but for each seperate user. Try this: 1. Go to...
Summary: Is it possible to have two different versions of Office (97 and 2000) on a Win2K server running terminal services/Citrix Metaframe ?. Dual boot is no...
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