Summary: I have SBS 2003. All client computers are XP Pro SP 2. Everyday almost exactly 9 hours after logging on to the client computers, the connection to net...
Summary: I'm just looking for information as to the best route to take with this new server.. IE: Should I migrate all services, or use old server as, lets ...
Summary: Do you mean that the connection is slow to respond or that it is slow while transnfering files (say, it is not transfering files at 10Mbps or 100Mbps)...
Summary: We have setup a Windows 2003 test server (with the eval software from MS) and I am migrating an ASP application to it running on SQL 2000. So far so ...
Summary: I have a WINDOWS 2003 domain with DHCP. The DHCP scope is 10.6.70.x. Here is my problem & I can't figure this one out to save my life. We started havi...
Summary: "I've decided to retire server #4 being that it is only a P3 600mhz with 512 RAM." Sounds like it fits well for a backup domain controller with a ligh...
Summary: Hi We have a HP proliant ML350 server with hardware raid controller with 4 x scsi 320 HD (10K) using raid 1+0 for data, when we access the data on the...
Summary: To all brains out there!!! Lexicon CO = Central office RS1 = Remote Site 1 RS2 = Remote Site 2 AD = Active Directory DC = Domain Controller %Myd...
Summary: I have a seven server network, six with W2K3, one with W2000, The PDC is a Dell 1750, and it houses the DNS/DHCP and two databases, SASIxp (the schoo...
Summary: I am working on network that has a Certification Authority server installed and it is pushing certs to all computers on domain for "proves your indent...
Summary: Look, it's all about what will perform fast enough to meet your needs, and what amount of downtime you're willing to accept. It doesn't seem like in a...
Summary: First of all, I have a bunch of computers which utilize a workgroup and I didn't want to keep a local domain, which was created during my SBS installa...
Summary: Presently with all 4 disks in a RAID 5 array you have redundancy. If one drive should fail, it's not a big problem, you replace the defunct drive and...
Summary: Hi Everyone. Is there a way to create a 2-node or more cluser for the primary domain controller. This is so I can have a backup PDC when the primary P...
Summary: Anyone have a clue why MS is locked into 4k clusters? It appears many things are built around that cluster size for MS. Encryption, compression, etc ...
Summary: Well the thing is that for instance I would like to download something from a torrent site and still I could surf de web freely without slowing down t...
Summary: I need help with this setup, not sure if it is possible. MAIN OBJECTIVE: If one of the server is down, will clients of Server 2003 DHCP have access to...
Summary: I want to accomplish the same thing and thought that Folder Redirection would work as long as you set up off line files option as well. What this does...
Summary: What do you have to do to setup my Fqdn to my win 2k or 2k3 machine. I want to be able to use this for many things. I try to register DNS on my 2k3 se...
Summary: Goto Control Pannel -> Add and remove Program -> Add/Remove Windows Components -> Select: Internet Information Services (IIS) -> Check on World wide w...
Summary: "Pinging the DC doesn't tell you anything." Confirming basic connectivity to the DC rules out many things that could be a problem. It tells you quite...
Summary: 1. roaming profiles is fine it only copies there local setting and mydocs accross, i would have each user map a drive to a personall home directory us...
Summary: win2k03 is a server os, it has lots of server stuff that is loaded into your ram, hard drive, etc. as a desktop you will never need it and it is a wa...
Summary: What is your level of experience with that kind of thing, Dave? I don't want to talk down to you, so it would be helpful to know what you already kno...
Summary: I have a serious problem with my server where by sometimes the whole thing slows down. I have tried everything to get it going but nothing seems to wo...
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