Summary: SOHO network with dedicated Server2003 and 5 XP Pro workstaions. Workstations have specific programs that must be installed locally. Even after logo...
Summary: after advertizing a program on MS System Management Server (on w2k3 server), its simply not showing up on the SMS client PC's (xp machines). In the SM...
Summary: Problem solved. Some file permissions must have gotten scrambled a bit. As soon as I reset all of the permissions on the system files the program star...
Summary: We have a Windows server with Vista Workstations on we have installed some programs on the workstations via local admin the problem is that some of th...
Summary: Hi there, I've got a little Problem with my ADS Configuration. The exsisting ADS is installed on a Windows 2000 Server. The Clients running Windows XP...
Summary: After adding my Windows XP workstations to the domain the users get an access denied on the c: drive, it happens to all users that are in the domain ...
Summary: Hey! I have no idea how to do this haha! When a user logs into the Active Directory for the first time, that is a new profile gets created locally. No...
Summary: Hi, I've recently set up a Windows 2003 server and added my Windows XP clients to the new domain. I have a problem with a few of the clients adding sh...
Summary: I have a user computer that I have joined to my network, that is unable to run a program on a application server. The user and computer were able to r...
Summary: Hi. I don't know how to handle Domain User Profiles stored locally on the workstations (some roaming profiles) after I reinstalled Windows Server 2003...
Summary: Hi have a mixed bunch of PC's. I made a very restricted policy for something needed. Its working on XP machines but not 2000 and ideas? thanks in adv...
Summary: I connected a Vista workstation to a server 2003 domain, signed in successfully, but none of my files show up? I successfully connected the computer t...
Summary: OK, here goes... We have a windows 2003 server that was working fine until some genius crashed it the other day. I'm not sure what they were doing wh...
Summary: Hello all, i would like to know how to emulate windows xp on windows server 2003 sp1. i need this because some applications will not run on 2003 but o...
Summary: I have recently replaced a NT and installed a new 2003 server. On the server we have a dos-based program that the workstations access. Only on the wi...
Summary: Using server 2003 and XP workstations. I've created a profile on the server that contains folders in the Start Menu that will expand when the mouse go...
Summary: Hi I need some help adding my XP workstation to my domain. I have set my server up and it now has a Domain name of Star. The server name is Planet. N...
Summary: Hey guys I am having a problem. At home I have a windows 2003 server and XP clients, and it runs perfectly. (no, thats not the problem lol) I have set...
Summary: I have an 8 year old office management software package that worked well on w2k pro moved up to w2k3 sbs server on a server platform and it will now o...
Summary: Over the years, I have migrated my servers from NT 4.0 to Server 2000. With the Server 2000 migration, I had problems with the DC Promo due to the si...
Summary: I have server 2003 with domain controller and 45 workstation with XP prof. I have written one script for add network drive on all workstation.that is ...
Summary: Okay, never mind about that question. In the time I was waiting for an answer I found one in the form of a guide to turn Server 2003 into a workstatio...
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: We had a user leave our company and a new person replaced that user. What is the simplest way to change that user on the server and also on the xp wo...
Summary: No, they didn't stop supporting Windows 2000 server. But think about what you are trying to do. You want to control a new OS from an old OS. That i...
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