Summary: Hello all I'm a new learner of Windows Server 2003. I wonder if DNS will be affected if IIS 6 uninstalled. I believe something wrong when I installed ...
Summary: That pretty much sums it up yes. If he is asking why DNS works without configuration on your part, then he must be talking about hte very basic funct...
Summary: Hi there, The real question will not be setting up IIS (which is pretty straight forward) but how you are going to set up your connection to do this. ...
Summary: y would u set up 2003 server as a P2P?? (im assuming u mean a workgroup?) the whole idea of 2003 server is for a domain and normally as a domain contr...
Summary: Open the DHCP console, right-click your DHCP scope and choose Properties. On the General tab, change the lease duration to unlimited. This will stop c...
Summary: Hi Everyone. I've not done this yet but but I'm looking for some guidance before deciding... I need to buy software for my company as we're looking t...
Summary: is that wrong to connect to the same switch. we thought of re-organising things so please suggest us a correct way of doing things, so that all of our...
Summary: Hi I have read up on raid 5 and raid 10, what do you recommend? Raid 10, 6 x Scsi Ultra 320 Hd (10K), 2 HD mirror for the OS and the other 4 for data....
Summary: Hello, I have a Dell Dimension 8100 System. Now, I am planning to make it into an Exchange Server with Windows 2000 or 2003 Server on it. The Processo...
Summary: Check out that link I posted and create a policy that blocks .torrent files as well as the common torrent programs. That will probably be enough. If n...
Summary: Moving DNS and DHCP services to the server will not affect your website, nor will it solve your problem, but it makes much more sense to use your serv...
Summary: In my opinion, it doesn't make sense to host your own these days. The cost in manhours to keep your server patched and updated is greater than the cos...
Summary: You don't require a separate server for a DNS. In fact, DNS should already be setup on the DC (DNS is required to promote a server to a DC). What you...
Summary: Our servers are always up-to-date but we will be doing a complete full reinstallation of everything soon, however we don't want to shell out for this ...
Summary: Are Web server is located in a DMZ Zone. We are creating an intranet web page for the company, we created a test site to test with IIS and it was su...
Summary: If you are opening a local policy then no, it won't affect domain users unless you're changing things that effect settings on the server that domain u...
Summary: I'm sure your reason for this but why not make the DNS server AD integrated? If you make the DNS server on DC2 "standalone" you are defeating a big pa...
Summary: "It is not often that you have to disable the NETBIOS and certainly not if you're trying to configure DNS or the Active Directory." I didn't say disab...
Summary: Hi, Thanks for the reply. Your are right I was talking about dynamically updating DNS not Dynamic DNS. Thats why I was having so much trouble finding ...
Summary: I haave a windows server 2003 at home which is a member domain controller, i cant get the client windows xp machines to ping the server by name, the c...
Summary: Im currently running a Windows Server 2003 server with 2 NICS acting as a NAT router/DHCP server for my internal network that includes one DC and 3 wo...
Summary: Clear the DNS cache on your DNS server, and if you have an A record for this server within your internal DNS data, correct it. Also, your public DNS r...
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: It's also not a good idea to run SQL on a domain controller. It's also not a good idea to run Exchange on a domain controller. None of those are ideal...
Summary: Hi all. I have a static IP address (195.137.21.249) and a DNS server 'holly.oshearing.co.uk'. The static ip as shown above is directed directly to 'ho...
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