Summary: I have windows ME and I just bought windows 2003 student and teacher edition. I says that I need a newer version of windows to upgrade. It says on th...
Summary: Thank you. I am checking it. I did not mention, but after first bumping into the problem I thought that it was due to the fact that the Exchange serv...
Summary: I have a buddy who is currently upgrading the company server from Windows SBS 2000 to 2003. He has run into a problem, and maybe someone here can help...
Summary: All PC connect internet via a firewall. The DC at the backbone. There are can client PC also at the backbone, all of them are login very fast. There ...
Summary: Anybody ever have this problem? I have an NT PDC with SP6a, BDC with Exchange 5.5 latest service packs for exchange and SP6a. I have a NEW 2003 St Edi...
Summary: Hello, I'm installing a 2003 Enterprise Server (ADS in use) at a site whose Netware Server crashed recently. They decided (over weekend)to abandon th...
Summary: The phone server was added later and is already running 2003. The problems we are having are due to me **cough cough** rigging something to work that ...
Summary: Bed, Why not run them both....? With Netware 6 it provide SSL to Active directory. So you can continue to use the same GINA and not worry the user wi...
Summary: My company was in a similar situation as yours. We were an 80 client NT 4 domain migrating to 2003 server (our exchange server was handled by corporat...
Summary: I have beeen looking into the option of sending application error reports to a network share, configured though AD. computer config\admin templates\s...
Summary: Addendum: I've done some reading down the Forum... for those of you who might say "go read a book", I have several books on Server 2003 and on Migrati...
Summary: dont fix it if it aint broke! why are you upgrading to 2003? why not just 2000? im sure if you bave managed on nt 4.0 then 2k will do you fine. 2003 h...
Summary: I don't think it will upgrade to 2003, I tried it myself, I have WinXP Pro and I wanted to install 2003 and it told me that it will make a new clean i...
Summary: I need to know if there is a clean way of copying permissions from WinNT to Windows 2003 Svr? Mostly I am looking to copy these permissions from a Lo...
Summary: not sure what your thinking is here. any reason for why you think you need 2003 GC holders in a 2000 network? to update to 2003 you need to first run ...
Summary: Bring up the new server on 2003. Run ADprep from the 2003 server cd on the 2000 AD controller Add the 2003 server to the AD domain Bring up DNS server...
Summary: The recommended method for upgrading is as follows: If you have a PDC and at least one BDC, ensure replication has been forced between the two before...
Summary: Hi guys We have a small domain based network with 6 workstations. Server is Win 2003 Ent SP1, and all workstations are Win XP Pro SP2. AD and DNS serv...
Summary: Hi, I'm planning a Windows NT 4.0 Domain upgrade to 2003. Currently the external domain name and internal Netbios domain name are different (compINTL...
Summary: Follow this link here to find out the best way to migrate to 2003. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evaluation/whyupgrade/nt4/nt4domtoad.msp...
Summary: Hi! Does anyone know what i need, except the actual license, if i would like to upgrade my excisting 2003 std server to 2003 r2 ? Any special 2003 r2 ...
Summary: I've successfully joined 16 of our 20 systems with our new domain. The other four systems give me the following error in a box titled "Computer Name ...
Summary: Hi, A client of ours recently experienced an Active Directory crash for SBS 2003. We managed to recover the AD. History: The client had not applied t...
Summary: Hello all, your help would be appreciated with the following problem. I am a novice with Windows Server 2003 and in an effort to learn more I have ins...
Summary: Hello, about 8 months ago I installed a 2003 enterprise server in one of my clients. They had a 2000 server here prior to that and what I did was ma...
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