Summary: hey morning everyone, my question is this, i have a dell poweredge 800 setup as a server with the domain and active dir install and got some other del...
Summary: It's not that simple. Workgroups and Domains are different. Your question "Can I create a domain and then slowly add users of a workgroup on it" doe...
Summary: I am new to windows server 2003 and even newer to DNS. I have AD setup and running and I own a domain name through godaddy.com. My first question is a...
Summary: We have about twenty systems in our office, and are currently setup in a workgroup configuration. Administration has just become too difficult lately...
Summary: Hello, I need help upgrading a windows 2003 server workgroup to a domain with active directory. I have 3 other locations that are on domain because th...
Summary: Planning a Server Upgrade from 2000 to 2003. I know it takes all the permissions with the upgrade, but 2000 is a workgroup and I want 2003 to be a dom...
Summary: Can you ping the DC's IP from the PC on a different subnet? Below is straight from TechNet: If your network crosses multiple subnets, you must configu...
Summary: when I join a domain with any 7 of the computers outlook 2003 will not open. the error I get is "outlook cannot start" also when you try to open inter...
Summary: If they logon to the domain they are technically no longer in a workgroup. You can not be a member of a workgroup and domain at the same time technica...
Summary: i have experience setting up folder permissions in all latest windows Oss, on domains and workgroups. i have noticed something troubling that im sure ...
Summary: Might want to review some books on networking and Microsoft Active Directory. Your wkst can not be a member of a workgroup and domain at the same time...
Summary: Hi there. Basically I have a small network of 10 computers. Although there is a server that was running NT4 the network uses a workgroup not a domain....
Summary: Each domain is a separate security entity with its own policies that are distinct. You actually cannot take a GPO from one domain and apply it to ano...
Summary: hey all, im going crazy with frustration so im pleading someone to help me. I wanted to set up a domain on my new computer (athlon 900/256mb ddr/20gb...
Summary: Hi, First of all thx to everybody for responding to my problems. I want to give to each user a DIR where he/she can leave the data, so we can make a d...
Summary: Hi guys, Didnt see my first question posted so I thought I would post again. Please forgive me if this is your second time reading it. I have a win2k3...
Summary: I recently started managing a windows network. It has one Win2000 server and 18 WinXP Pro workstations. However, it is setup on a workgroup instead of...
Summary: 1 COMPUTER 1 DOMAIN: XXDOMAIN 3 IP ADDRESSES (3 NICS) My goal is to host multiple web sites in it using Host HEADERS I need this machine to also be a ...
Summary: Hello Everyone, Thanks in advance for your patients and understanding in my quest to teach myself more about networking and Server 2003. My question i...
Summary: Hi all, I am in charge of a small LAN that is getting to the point that a domain controller should be involved. My biggest concern is that according t...
Summary: I was going ot ask the same question about images. Also, are they dual boot PC's AND are you rejoining them using the NW id wiz or just putting them ...
Summary: I came across a similar issue. I'm noob, but the simple solution I found for small businesses (like my own upgrading not just to server 2003, but from...
Summary: I posted this question yesterday and got a semi helpfull answer, but for a beginner it was not much help. (the answer I got is at the bottom) Ok I kno...
Summary: Well, It is on the same workgroup as the rest of my computers, however since it is in the workgroup (and not on a domain per-say) I said the domain wa...
Summary: I currently have one PC in my daughters room configured as a Windows 2003 Server with Active Directory and Domain up and running. Because my my son no...
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