Summary: I have a windows 2003 server running dhcp for sharing internet among client computers. Occassionally the clients will be limited to only some websites...
Summary: I am having a problem adding an XP pro client to W2003 server. When prompted for the user name and password an autentication error is returned that I ...
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: Hi all I'm at my wits end, I'm hoping some of you fine people can help me please. I'm a newbie server engineer, trying to learn as I go along. We hav...
Summary: We have 3 Windows 2003 domains and one of those 3 is not working properly. I can not attach a xp sp3 client to it. I can attach the same client to oth...
Summary: We are running 2 Domains Controller and 1 File Server. All three are running 2003 Server. As an admin trying to browse the Domain Controllers thru the...
Summary: 1.) Do you have a firewall on the Server? There is a default firewall that comes with w2k3. 2.) Is your server setup as a Domain Controller? I had to ...
Summary: i've installed Windows server 2003 R2 in my server. I've installed and configured DC. now when i'm trying to join my winxp pro pcs to that domain. an ...
Summary: "As far as I know DNS should have no impact on joining clients to a domain." How does a client know which computers are domain controllers on the netw...
Summary: My server is Win2003server, all client in domain are Win2K or WinXP, but all of them can not change the system. Pls help me tis prolemb, thank a lot ...
Summary: We have nearly 2 dozen Win98 clients (along with 10 or so XP clients) that logon to the newly installed 2003 server. The win98 clients work fine for ...
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: your domain is not found so plz determine that your client computer is connected in lan and check connectivity by ping comand and agaoin do connecti...
Summary: Hi Fredrick, For now shut off the dhcp service. I believe it is under adminitrative tools/services/dhcp server. I don't have it right here in ...
Summary: A computer that is running Windows XP Home cannot join a domain as windows XP home built for home user purpose. For further detail on joining clients ...
Summary: Look up "IIS installation" in Help and Support on the Start menu. It gives detailed instructions that you will never get here. Windows Server 2003 d...
Summary: Books, websites, forums... information overload without resolution. I've installed a win2k3 server at home for testing. I've created a DC, NS, DHCP, ...
Summary: that's what i get when i audit the registry: Objet ouvert Serveur de l'objet : Security Type de l'objet : Key Nom de l'objet : \REGISTRY\MAC...
Summary: how do you access the server? do you use a true client/server domain or peer to peer share? sounds like a file permisions problem with the user accou...
Summary: Hi guys, after some advice on Site planning here. I'm an administrator in an organization that has a main office containing around 300 computers in a ...
Summary: I’ve been trying to get my network to work by piecing bits of wisdom together gleaned from many helpful people on forums online, but to no avail. No...
Summary: since i setup the pdc the browser service appears to be running on the server (it browses) and no error in the logs regarding computer browser service...
Summary: Account logon events are only registered on the domain controller while logon events are registered on each computer. Account Logon events will regis...
Summary: hi, i have been given the task of upgrading our network to include our first server - SBS 2003, and was wondering if i can run my ideas past the exper...
Summary: I have a client thier domain is for thier network is myclient.com but thier website is not hosted internaly it is hosted by another company. So when t...
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