Summary: Hi I work in a facility with a Windows 2003 Server. We have close to 60 workstations all running XP and all are connected to our domain. Each User has...
Summary: Some answers: Long logons: most likely a result of incorrectly configured DNS. XP will attempt to get its bearings through DNS first... if that doesn...
Summary: I am running Win Server 2003. I have a workstation running Win XP Pro (all updates curent)and the account I am using has full admin access. I can acc...
Summary: Login to domain as Domain admin in local PC, try running an application that required admin rights on local folder. However, adding domain user with l...
Summary: I have all my remote clients setup as clients on the Domain, but I'm not sure if they are configured correctly. Each site recieved a different subnet...
Summary: Greg, you could click the Options button on the login screen and that would hide the third box. It's a moot point if the user's don't have local acco...
Summary: Hi, i've recently installed Server 2k3 Entpr Ed., i'm trying to create for users to login on their client PCs. I've made a domain and created users, ...
Summary: I have a domain controller installed on Server 2003 SP2 R2. I have users sitting on Win XP SP2 computers connected to the domain. These users are work...
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: To be honest, I can't say myself. I've never performed a migration from NT to 2003. Your new domain should appear in the pulldown on the login scree...
Summary: I have a Win2k3 server running as a VPN server and DC. I have a Win XP Pro client hooked up to the domain, lets call it cccp. I have a file server run...
Summary: I would like to know that If I want to add new pc on domain controller then I need to add our new pc name in the active directory tree in Computer fir...
Summary: Typically a domain login is slower than logging into a PC locally. This is because it has to load domain info and often enough, run scripts and softw...
Summary: Hi All, Ive got a Windows SBS 2003 Prem server configured for a PDC and Active Directory on a network of 9 computers all running XP Pro SP2. I am curr...
Summary: All of the machines are running Windows XP Pro - they have all been setup to logon to the domain and this appears in the box on the login screen. Whe...
Summary: This could be something easy for you guys. Not sure. I installed an older piece of software (V-Com SystemSuite). It installed successfully on Server 2...
Summary: my computer is connected to the domain, but when i view all the computers on the domain...many are missing and yet on other peoples computers they s...
Summary: I set up my default domain on IIS 6.0 for OWA on my Exch 2003 server but it is still making me key in a domain name. If I don't enter a domain name i...
Summary: Hi, Some time now I am trying to setup the following configuration, unfortunately without any succes: A client pc (notebook) registrated with domain A...
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: Hello everyone! I have 2 computers at home and currently I´m experimenting with having Windows 2003 Server as a domain controller and my other comp as...
Summary: We have a Windows Server 2003 set up as the following: 1)Domain Controller, 2)DNS Server, 3)File Server, 4) Print Server, 5)VPN Server. Logins from Wi...
Summary: While doing maintenance on a Win2003 server, how can I stop users from logging in? Would stopping the Net Login service create any problems logging in...
Summary: How do I make sure a logon script is run to map a drive on another domain? WE have many domains in a forest want to have it so logon script will map a...
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