Summary: You can change your "My Documents" folder to anything you want. If you want, just move your data from your home folder on the server to your local dr...
Summary: Have you talked to the person/company who set up your server? Are you in a domain? simple logon script on the server which calls a batch file that do...
Summary: Good day, File Screening question, Is there a way to prevent users from copying from server to local drive using FS? Unfortunately, my co does not use...
Summary: http://www.computing.net/answers/wi... http://www.techtalkz.com/windows-se... http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=... Hi I have seen many thread relat...
Summary: Thanks Wanderer 1 The errors in the event log are in the Application and System (none in Internet & Security) The Errors as follows: (Information excl...
Summary: Do you, in addition to the 2003 server cd and license, also have 18 2003 client access licenses? If not you would upgrade and not have wkst connectiv...
Summary: Jennifer is correct. It can be done. There is to wizard to go from domain to local as there is on the 2000 moveuser. I read it wrong and answer it wr...
Summary: For some reason, my Win2k Pro boxes in a school computer lab began having problems printing to a LJ1200 connected via USB to a HP 175x print server. T...
Summary: Hello and thanks in advance for any help. We are migrating about 60 computers froma peer -to- peer to server 2003. We have created the accounts in ...
Summary: This is my setup: My ISP assigns me a static IP and that goes to my speedtouch 510 routermodem. Router/modem has DHCP/DNS servers running and assigns...
Summary: Hello all and thanks for all of the help. We have 2003 server and about 100 workstations. We have everyone saving thier files to thier folder on the...
Summary: Dear Experts! The server I am responsible for is running out of disk space on drive C: When the server was delivered, the drive was partitioned as HD1...
Summary: I am running out of disk space on my Windows 2003 server. Most of the space used is under C:\Documents and Settings. I would like to know how to move ...
Summary: Its not that bizrre. It is a solution strictly for small businesses who need an all in one box solution. It is excellent for that. Sounds like your r...
Summary: we have AD installed on win 2003 server. after computers were added to domain we tryed to add domain users to local admins (under local admin account)...
Summary: This is not so much a migration but moving data from an NT server to Windows 2003 and retaining the correct permssions that have been granted. These ...
Summary: Hello, You can't move you Information store to a server running W2003 with E2003 without updating your domain with W2K or W2003 AD services. So the f...
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: The applications hosted on the server didn't run correctly on the x64 platform. I was trying the repair install and i tried to boot from the CD but i...
Summary: I had to take ownership of the profiles folder because whole system crashed and we had to move all the data from the domain controller. Now I want to ...
Summary: Or, you could use the net time command on the clients and set them to either get their time from your server or from a time server on the internet. T...
Summary: quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net Unable to browse through PPTP/VPN connection Symptoms: 1. If the WINS server is on the same computer as the PPT...
Summary: I just got a brand new computer with WSK3 Small Business Server and as I boot it up I configured it by mistake as a domain controller. I need to chang...
Summary: Hi! I´m having a seriuos problem adding our new Storage server from HP to our existing AD-domain. After having gone through the "quicksetup-phase", I...
Summary: Hi, Just wondering if it is possible to "downgrade" my operating system from Server 2003 back to Win XP. I forgot to take into account a piece of sof...
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