Summary: Hi I have a really simple question is their a way that allready exists or a easy way to make a way for windows to log which computers a user in the ac...
Summary: Is There A Log File (Or Files) That Specifies File Actions On The Server, For Example: Every File That Was Created, Deleted, Edited When And By Which ...
Summary: I've moved from IIS5.0 to IIS6.0 in WS2003SE. All settings in both environments I keep the same. All my web sites are configured to make log files in ...
Summary: A batch file creates another log file containing entries such as: aaa bbb ccc ddd This will occur daily. The details in the file will change daaily. I...
Summary: I am using NetBackup straight out of the box with Server'03. I want to print the log.txt file that it creates via a batch file to a Novell printer and...
Summary: Have a PPTP vpn on 2003 server, log file is being generated, but I'm having trouble figuring out the duration of the VPN connection on the clients. An...
Summary: Is there a way to distribute a hosts file to clients using a GPO? I want to have the users log on and have the sites automatically blocked, or is ther...
Summary: A big problem with people copying files locally when more than one user makes changes is it ends up being overwritten with older versions when users f...
Summary: Hello, I work in a Public Library where we have a 16 computer Public Lab. Our problem was warning people ther 1 hour session time was about to finish ...
Summary: I have approx 20gb of Mac files sitting on an old windows NT box which obviously uses a Mac volume, I want to move these files to a windows 2003 serve...
Summary: Do you know if there is a folder with log files of the users that log remotely to the server. Trying to make some money so i can go back to my country...
Summary: I am looking for a logon log file in windows 2003 server so that i can see who loged on when they loged on and which computer they loged on (including...
Summary: I have got a big problem on ntbackup in windows 2003 server. i created a batch file for nt backup that works correctly. if i schedule this batch, the ...
Summary: I am hosting my site on a Win 2003 server and the log files are inserting the header info(#Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 #Vers...
Summary: I need to create a network shared printer with an IP address that will send all documents sent to it to a network file. Everything I have see so far a...
Summary: Curt, Thank you very much. As a matter of fact, I do not see any policy under windows explorer in the group policy management console. However, in the...
Summary: Our Web site is running on Microsoft Windows Server 2003. I occasionally open some of our log files to read the user names of people that access a ce...
Summary: from where i can see my windows certificates and where it save the *.cer files in c drive and how can i create a new certificate... any budy knows ? ...
Summary: Thanks "tonysathre" for the reply. In my Server i have C,D AND E drive. so in for the Connect To: can i give Z drive here. According to your statemen...
Summary: Hi there again, did you try debugging on the DNS server. Create a txt file on you’re hard drive en go to the properties of the DNS server. On the de...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to map network drives for a few users via Group Policy. I have created a new OU within and created 4 test users. I want to map some ...
Summary: (i can't be bothered with ntbackup or veritas etc). ROFLMAO...and you wonder why you're having problems!?!?!? Sorry, I don't mean to be rude but you'...
Summary: Thanks for your reply. Actually We aren't use AD and using TS for only admin purposes. (Just enabled from my computer/properties) On the other hand, s...
Summary: I am after a program or suggestions on how to create a batch file that tells me the available disk space on all of my servers but to be able to bring ...
Summary: I was wondering if someone can help with this issue with my windows server 2003. Basically everytime i startup and log on a box comes up saying: "At l...
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