Summary: I have a server question (2003 SP1)and was hoping that one of your skilled experts might be able to answer. The other day I noticed that one of my sha...
Summary: Hello guys and gals, right, listen to this, i went into our data files and i wanted to check a folder of a particular client, so i right clicked the ...
Summary: You didn't bother telling us what makes you think it's slow. What tests have you done? What's your average transfer rate? How long does it take to ...
Summary: "This information is enough for this type of problem" a matter of opinion I guess. :) What process did you use to backup the data? And were you back...
Summary: I don't see how any program could determine what data belonged to whom nor what file extensions would tell you anything. For example you have a databa...
Summary: Hello gang, I am posting to find out what the best way to transfer network apps and databases from an old RAID 5 box to a new one. Both new and old se...
Summary: Thank you very much for your reply Josefien. So just to be clear. We are using roaming profiles and if I interpret your statement correctly: "If the ...
Summary: Well...hopefully you have more then just the one domain controller you are trying to reload...if you do, promote the other DC to primary using dcpromo...
Summary: Hello all. I'm interested in setting up a cluster with two 2003 servers. Right now I have a file server with Raid 5 setup. Essentially I want to have...
Summary: Hello Experts, My w2k3 server is currently running on a 120 gb WD ata100 hard disk, it is extremely slow while transfering big files. Now I am plannin...
Summary: I have a Point of Sale system I created using VB.net with Access Databases. I have Server 2003 hosting the data files, and XP pro systems on the doma...
Summary: I did not have a ptr in my reverse lookup zone. Added it and still have the same message. Pointed the host name to the server (SERVER01.hingecraft.lo...
Summary: small business with a server 2000 network that everyone had to be rebooted around 7 pm in the evening... or if left on over night in the am after arri...
Summary: Hi all I've got a client site here with two servers on a single domain. The win2k3 server handles just filesharing, with an Exch2k server handling mai...
Summary: Moving Local settings directories Quick background: Server, that is being used as a terminal server for about 20 very heavy email users has run out of...
Summary: Just don't give them full-control, only give them what they need. Most programs only need read&Exec,list folder contents and read.. if you need to mo...
Summary: I had a debate with a friend and he informed me that it is possible to backup the OS of a system to a server from a workstation. I know you can backup...
Summary: The cool thing is that I took someone else's advice and installed the OS on a separate drive and use the raid for data files only. Now my job is much...
Summary: Hi I have a Windows 2003 server using Scsi HD, I am going to put in an IDE HD and move all the data files over from the SCSI to IDE. Is there any free...
Summary: I have a NTFS partition that is on a disk that also contains other partitions. This disk hands off of a ATA 133 controller card. The other partition...
Summary: I reinstalled 2K3 and created a new domain name (with the .org at the end, not .local, so I can easily extend the namespace when I install exchange to...
Summary: guys i run a windows 2003 server with DAT 72 tape drive,(DDS 4 Tape supports 20GB uncompressed and 40GB compressed)when i back up a 25GB data file,it ...
Summary: Hi all Thanks very much for your quick and helpful responses. Jennifer - thanks for the idea. However, the previous IT guy that worked here left recen...
Summary: Windows Server 2003 Issues hi, i tried very hard to solve these questions and i don't have any more time, so would you help me with correcting and fi...
Summary: Hi Everyone, While Diskeeper was doing a fragmentation scan of my system it wrote this critical error to my Application Event Log: Diskeeper Engine - ...
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