Windows 2003 Server
Windows 2003 help and discussions.
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Run As
by Guest Diane Walker- 3 replies
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We just installed Admin tools for Windows 2003 server on Windows Vista Business computer. In Windows XP, you can hold down the SHIFT key and right mouse button on Active Directory for Users and Computers and then select Run As. Then, the pop-up window is displayed so you can put in the user name and password. However, in Windows Vista, when I hold down the SHIFT key and the right mouse button and select Run As, it opens Active Directory for Users and Computers. Am I not doing something correctly? Is there a way to run Active Directory for Users and Computers under a different user like Windows XP? Thanks.
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Error after installing Samsung printer
by Guest Steve- 7 replies
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Samsung ML 3050 SBS 2003 12 Win XP users Installed the printer and now getting this random error and have had no luck with a soloution and need one. When the error pops up the printer will not print untill it's cleared. Not with only one type of document, very random in nature. Old drivers removed, old printer removed, system booted, new drivers installed and reinstalled. Any folder related to the printer or software has been completely opened so no security to see if that helps and nothing. Any thoughts would be great, thanks! "Can't load SMART Utilities Library (code 5) Access is denied"
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We have a user to whom we have granted Full Control permissions to a folder and its subfolders on a Windows 2003 SP1 file server; we have also verified that there are no explicit or implicit Deny permissions in place on the folder in question. The problem is that this user is unable to change permissions to any of these folders, even though his Effective Permissions say that he can. I'm sure I'm missing something simple, but can someone help me figure this out, please? Thanks in advance,
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Renaming Server losing Shares
by Guest Kyle Smith- 2 replies
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Hi, I'm in the midle of a server migration. I have an old fileserver (server1) and the new server (server1-new). I have migrated the data to the new server and am waiting to move the shares until I get some clarity. I'm using secure copy to move the shares to the new server. Once that is done I will rename the old server to "server1-old) and rename the new server to "server1" and give it the same IP address of the old server. My question is that If I rename both servers will I lose the share that have been configured? Thanks
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Moving our Enterprise CA to a new Server
by Guest Sandy Wood- 2 replies
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We'd like to move our Enterprise CA to a new server. Reading through kb article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/298138, I noticed it states, in step 5 for Windows 2003: "Rename the old server, or permanently disconnect it from the network." What are the ramification if we don't rename it? Are there hooks into AD that will get into trouble if we don't? -- Sandy Wood Orange County District Attorney
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Reboot
by Guest boba- 3 replies
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Where can I check when was the last time server reboot was done? Thanks!
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Move Enterprise CA to New Server
by Guest PMC1- 2 replies
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Hi, I have a Windows 2000 Enterprise CA on an old server that I want to retire. This server is too old to install Windows 2003 so I can't directly follow the process suggeested by Microsoft to move a CA to another server. My question is: If I were to install a new CA on a new server and gradually retired the old server would this have any effect on the domain during this transition period. The network is relatively simple - 2 x 2003 DC's 30 clients, only manually configured certificate is that used by OWA (So I would recreate this on the new CA) Any advise appreciated Paul
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Roaming profiles accross different domains
by Guest nemmens- 4 replies
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Hi, Please help me to understand a problem I have. We have two domains and two separate physical sites. We have a lease line between the two. The two domains have a trust relationship setup. For Domain N, the profile shares are located at site N and they can roam form various PC's. All the PC's are members of domain N. So, a user is based in Domain N and wants to logon in the other office (office L) where the PC's are members of domain L but have logon to domain N as an option. The user enters his credentials and selects domain N from the list and logs on. He then gets "unable to load profile, network path not found" He cannot access his …
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Windows Complete PC Restore failed - Windows 2008
by Guest churin- 13 replies
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The OS is Windows 2008. I attempted to restore the backup on to a new hard drive and got error messages as follows: Windows Complete Restore failed. Error details: Element not found(0x80070490) I looked in Technet website for a solution but could not find any. Could anyone help me?
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Import users into standalone server?
by Guest E-Double- 2 replies
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Is there some way to do a bulk import of users into a Windows 2003 standalone server (ie one that is not a DC or part of a domain). TIA ...
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drive properties - tools tab - 'check now'
by Guest James- 4 replies
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1. does this run chkdsk.exe or scandisk.exe? 2. I ran this with only option 'scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors' selected, after a very long time it said it was done but gave no other information as to problems encountered if any, or that everything was ok... is there a log file somewhere I should check? I googled this and found info about results going to the application log in event viewer but that log showed nothing for me (no entries at all for this whole day so far, which I find odd, maybe there is another issue here)?
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File replication errors in Event Log
by Guest bramblewood@nospam.postalias- 3 replies
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I was checking the event logs in File replication and I have this error. I have a C, F, H and X: Drives and this system and not sure why is mentions d:\....? Event ID 13539 The File Replication Service cannot replicate d:\ad\sysvol\domain because the pathname of the replicated directory is not the fully qualified pathname of an existing, accessible local directory. and Event ID 13552 he File Replication Service is unable to add this computer to the following replica set: "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" This could be caused by a number of problems such as: -- an invalid root path, -- a missing directory, -- a missing disk volum…
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Hyper-V + Windows 2003 R2 Standard
by Guest Paul- 4 replies
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I have Windows 2008 (x64) with Hyper-V running on it. As virtual machines I have installed Windows 2008 and Windows 2003. On first virtual machine (Windows 2008) after applying RTM update has network. But I cannot find the update that I need to apply for Windows 2003 Standard R2 to have network?
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