Summary: Dear All, I have bought new dell server 2003. Currently I use dell server 2003 as well with Domain controller & Active directory etc.And I am taking S...
Summary: Hi, I am having a problem backing up the system state on our domain controller. When I try to run it, I get the following written to a log file: Bac...
Summary: If you want an identical server you should make a backup of system state and exchange (if that's what you're running) plus any files that are needed, ...
Summary: Hi guys, I've currently got a SBS 03 box acting as DNS, DHCP & mail server along with a Domain controller. I'm upgrading to SBS 08 but one of the a...
Summary: Hello all, I have a win2003 server that would not restard in any mode, so I have repaired it with the CD and when I finally logged in as admin to it ,...
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: hi i am trying to install the symantec v10 system center on a windows 2003 sever. every time i try i get the following message: 'Symantec system cente...
Summary: Hey All, Here's my situation. I was recently handed an exchange server that is currently in a funk (for lack of a better term). It is Exchange 2003. ...
Summary: you can use ntbackup to backup the system settings (u can select what settings to back up) copy the .bkf file it creates to cd, install windows 2003 ...
Summary: Is it critical the internal domain name stay the same? You have a few options: Treat this as an inter-forest migration with the new server as a new fo...
Summary: OK...i have question...i just want to know how would you solve it... Suppose..I am running Windows Server 2003 Stndard/Enter with Active Directory.......
Summary: I am going to buy another identical Server (Hardware), which will be built so that it could restore a full installation of the original server, prog...
Summary: I have to provide a solution for a small medical center network (fewer than 10 work stations) that essentially relies on a single application built ar...
Summary: My server 1 crash and i promoted server2 to become my DC using same name as server 1. Can I use my system state backup that was created for server 1 a...
Summary: I take it you have NTFS right? did you try looking on download.com for some program that expans the partition? I would make sure you have everything b...
Summary: You might inform your boss that he is not on the correct track in my opinion. You should have a plan in effect that uses ntbackup with system state o...
Summary: Hi We have 2 DC and one of them seems to be playing up, so I have backed up the system state and all data using the server backup utils. Now I want t...
Summary: Ok, where to start...at the beginning I guess! I have a small forest of Windows 2003 Standard servers, namely Crete and Tanzania (all my servers are n...
Summary: I am new to Windows 2003 server, and most of what I have done so far has been trial and error. I have two computers, a server running 2003 SP1 RC2 and...
Summary: Hi all, we had an application running on a server, now we transfered all fiels to a new server (both win2k3). On the new server I get the error messag...
Summary: When you restore the server and it's system state, it won't matter what the original server name is. The system state has the registry and all that in...
Summary: Hi, I am looking for some advice regarding backing-up and restoring of an Win Server 2003 operating system. A client has asked me to replace their exi...
Summary: We have PST files on the network. Users are getting the access denied errors when accessing their PST's. One of the reasons that we need it on the ...
Summary: Raid not supported. Ghosting to different hardware is also not recommended. You can't "transfer" apps. They have to be installed from scratch on th...
Summary: Jefro: Sometimes it fails on C: sometimes on System State. Sometimes the full backup completes successfully.. so it's not that I dont have access to ...
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