Windows 2003 Server
Windows 2003 help and discussions.
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Windows 2008 and 32bit Hardware!!
by Guest rasool- 4 replies
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Dears, does a production windows 2008 work on 32 bit servers?!! regards, Rasool
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bogus disk space errors
by Guest George Merriman- 2 replies
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After migrating a Win2K3 system to different hardware I have certain users that get "insufficient disk space" errors when they try to save files in shared folders on the server, even though there is plenty of room. I say certain users, because not everyone has the same problem; Other users with identical (as far as I can tell) security contexts--groups, permissions, etc.--have no trouble saving to the same shares. I see nothing unusual in any of the event logs. Any ideas? -- George Merriman See Factor Industry, Inc.
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VSS Errors
by Guest Scott- 2 replies
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Hello everyone, I am new to this postition and want to make sure I know most of what is going to happen before I make changes to the systems. I am having two different issues with the Volume Shadow Copy Service. One is that at different times, the service writer (System Writer, NTDS, and FRS Writer) will take a leave of absence after a backup and become stuck on the status of "Waiting for Completion". How can I get it to become unstuck? Can I just restart the service without having to reboot the server? On the properties of the service I noticed that on the Recovery tab, all three failures are at Take no action. Should at least the first one be restart…
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delete old CA and new CA
by Guest Voytas- 0 replies
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Hello, i have CA on server X and i do not have this server any more. i deleted CA using 'certutil -dsdel CA_name' and installed new CA on other server Y which is in my domain. when i run 'certutil' on domain controll (WSBS 2003 Std)n i do not see new CA. i can not even generate Certificate for POP3 Protocol in my Exchange 2003. What should i do to update info about new CA in domain? ----------------------------- Voytas
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Windows Serach 4 and online mailboxes
by Guest Voytas- 0 replies
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Hello, i have terminal server with 5 users working on it. they mostly work on Outlook (online mailbox). They have a lot of mails in their online account and searching mail is horrible. i implemented windows desktop search 4 which can indexing online mailbox and noticed that Online mailbox can not be indexed until swith cached mode. On WS4 site there is info ther online mailboc is indexing. so how should i configure WS4 to start indexing ? I have Exchange 2003 Std on WSBS 2003 Std and is it possible that WS4 indexing online mailboxes only on Exchangwe 2007? ----------------------------- Voytas
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obtaining a users e-mail adres from active directory
by Guest M. Janmaat- 2 replies
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Hi, Can anyone tell me, Is there a way to obtain a users e-mail address from the active directory? Some sort of dos command. I was thinking of "net users loginname /domain >file" but it doesn't provide the users e-mail address. Kind regards, M
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Error on Task Scheduler
by Guest Kent- 3 replies
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Hello, I have problem on Task Scheduler on few Windows 2003 servers. Scheduled tasks were unable to run. The problem will be solved by rebooting server, however, same issue occured after a few days. When i tries to right click on one of the task, it prompt the error message below: General page initialization failed. The specific error is: 0x80070003: The system cannot find the path specified. An error has occured attempting to retrieve task account information. You may continue editing the task object, but will be unable to change task account information. Anyone can help? I tried searching on the net but there's no concrete solution to this proble…
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Sharepoint comes included with Server 2003?
by Guest Mike- 1 reply
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Hi All, First question, is Server 2003 packaged with sharepoint server 2003? I don't think it does, but my co-worker is under the impression that it does. I did notice the Microsoft Sharepoint Administrator under Admin tools. Can anyone tell me what this is usefull for? Can it be used for making changes to websites? I'd really like to know why the Sharepoint Administrator was bundled with Server 2003. Thanks so much in advance for any responses. kind regards, -mike
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Windows 2008 Cals and Upgrade paths
by Guest Michael- 1 reply
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Hello. I have one windows 2008 standard edition server I would like to know if I can upgrade this machine (by changing the key) to the enterprise version. I would like to run more than one virtual machine on this server at this point it time and would like the ability to do so. I am running window 2008 64 bit on 64 bit hardware using windows 2003 virtual machine (32 bit) Another question I have is if I run on windows 2008 DC do I have to upgrade all of my CALS. They are only windows 2003 cals. This machine would be my PDC and would not be serving shares to my users as they will continue to use the windows 2003 server at their sites. I want …
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Lack of Server 2008 Applications
by Guest Andrew M. Saucci, Jr.- 2 replies
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Trend Micro now says that its Worry-Free Business Security Messaging Agent will not run on Windows Server 2008 until September or October. While I plan to complain to Trend Micro about this, my boss suggested that I complain to Microsoft as well. Does anyone have an appropriate e-mail address of someone to handle such a complaint? Six months is a long time to keep customers waiting for a product these days when the life cycle of the product is perhaps only a year or two.
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PowerScripting Podcast Episode 28
by Guest Hal Rottenberg- 1 reply
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As always, please visit our website (http://powerscripting.net) for the full show notes with active URLs, and to download or subscribe to the podcast. Also, we are still doing the free book giveaway with Quest Software while supplies last. Reserve your free copy of Jeffrey Hicks' new Active Directory book by signing up at http://www.quest.com/powerscripting. PowerScripting Podcast - Episode 28 - Jeffrey Snover talks about WinRM A Podcast about Windows PowerShell. In This Episode We have a great show for you guys today. Several weeks back we had Jeffrey Snover on the show. We had teased at the time that there was a third portion to the interview…
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KMS Headache
by Guest Glen- 2 replies
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Here is the situation. I installed one 2008 box about a month ago. Initially I installed a KMS key before I knew about this feature. Since I didn't know how long it would be before I had 5 servers, I changed that key to MAK key. Well, now I am installing four more 2008 servers so I want to use the KMS keys on all servers. I have the KMS service running on a 2003 R2 domain controller. The four new 2008 boxes all register with the KMS server. I see their requests in the event log. The original 2008 server will not register with this KMS server so my other 4 servers can't get activated - the count is still only at 4. One the first server, when I ru…
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Volume shadow service
by Guest Vishal- 6 replies
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Hi, I wanted to find out ... ideally in a microsoft windows 2003 network consisting of ISA Server 2004, Exchange 2003, domain controller, file server and sql server 2000 - what should one VSS? At the moment we are only using VSS on the file servers. Are their any other servers that one should VSS as per best practicses? Thanks
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Re: Certificate Authority
by Guest linnext- 0 replies
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Re: Certificate Authority test "wli2k2" wrote: > Thanks Mike, your reply is very detail, informative and useful. > > I also have another question. I did a chat with VeriSign and what I got out > of them was that I can use their SSL certificates to secure our email system. > (We are using Exhange 2000 with Outlook 2000/2003 clients.) They say we can > use the SSL certs to secure the emails we sent internally. But to secure > emails we sent to the outside world, we would need digital ids. > > Based on your knowledge, is this correct? > > thanks again. > > "Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: > > > Yes…