Windows 2003 Server
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Server randomly crashing and restarting.
by Guest Sezgin- 1 reply
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Hi everyone, One of our brand new HP Proliant ML350 servers is crashing and restarting randomly. Memory Dump analysis output is below. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Microsoft ® Windows Debugger Version 6.8.0004.0 X86 Copyright © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Loading Dump File [D:\Symbols\MEMORY.DMP] Kernel Summary Dump File: Only kernel address space is available Symbol search path is: D:\Symbols Executable search path is: Windows Server 2003 Kernel Version 3790 (Service Pack 2) MP (4 procs) Free x86 compatible Product: Server, suite: TerminalServer SingleUserTS Built by: 3790.srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710 Kernel b…
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[WIN 2k3] IPSEC/Net/device problems
by Guest K_L- 1 reply
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I was doing some hardware changes with my HP Blade 460c. After that I couldn't get to internet. I noticed that IPSEC and Taskmanager services were down. I pulled the error messages from IPSEC with netsh. I can't get the to see my hard disks from disk management either. It' says that access denied. Could this be somehow related to the Windows 2000 domain that the 2003 computer is part of? Any ideas are welcome. C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>netsh ipsec static show gpoassignedpolic y ERR IPSec[05066] : No currently assigned Policy C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>netsh ipsec dynamic show all ERR IPSec[05066] : No currently …
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1 backup Device or multiple
by Guest Al- 3 replies
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Hey all, I need some *polite* argument points please :) I work at a consulting company who manages networks for their clients. I'm reletively new here but something strikes me as unusual: In many cases, where there are multiple servers, they also use multiple backup devices. For example: FS1 has a backup device AS1 has a backup device TS1 has a backup device The argument they give is that it is more than a single point of failure and if one backup failes or they forget to put in a tape, then chances are that the other ones will pass. Basically they are not relying on 1 tape drive to do it all (lets say use a 400/800 instead of 3 x 200/400 lto drives)…
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Trying to Test Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services
by Guest dan- 6 replies
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I'm trying to test the use of Terminal Services on Windows Server 2008 Standard but I can't quite get it to work. I've installed the Terminal Services Role and published my Remote Applications using Office 2007 applications for the test. When I try to access the programs using http://myserver.com/ts using Vista SP 1, I can see the programs on the web page and even open them (e.g. Excel) but I immediately get an error message saying " this feature is not supported", and I can go no further. I should mention that my Vista SP1 is a virtual machine on the same Windows 2008 server, running under hyper-v. I'm too new to virtual machines to know if that's causi…
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different option for setting TS permission?
by Guest Chris- 3 replies
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1. using ADUC on a server (domain controller or standalone server), go to user object properties, under Terminal Service Profile, there is a option as "Deny this user permissions to log on to any Terminal Server". The ADUC version is 5.2.3790.1830 2. using ADUC on a XP (installed as admin package for XP) the option change to "allow logon to terminal server". The version of ADUC is 5.2.3790.0. Why they are different? Is there a way to make it the same, especially on XP? a new adminpak? I know the dial-in Tab on xp has to be enabled through some special process. But just realized the difference with the TS option. Any idea why it's like that (ot…
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Dhcp-Ads-Vmst
by Guest Guillaume Coigné- 1 reply
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Hi, I'm trying to PXE-boot a machine (W3k) I need to migrate to a virtual server. I have 1 DHCP server which provides the 60 and 67 options: - 60 = "PXEClient" - 67 = IP Adress of server where ADS is installed and configured The PXE-boot fails with error E-51, which means that the client cannot find any Dhcp server ... Can someone help me with resolving this problem ? -- Coigné Guillaume MCP MCSA Messaging http://www.cafe.be info@cafe.be Alle café van België onder één dak
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regarding AD permission
by Guest priyanknewbeeee- 11 replies
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hello floks i dont have much knowledge about AD so could u short it out my problem pls. well i have 80 users n they cant access the RUN CMD prompt but now i want give only 5 user to access the RUN CMD i dont know how to give the access permission.and 75 would be as it is thanku
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Windows 2003 R2 (primary corporate AD/DC/GC/KCC/DNS/NIS server) takingLONG boot time
by Guest Rob Gordon- 1 reply
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Our primary Windows 2003 R2 Server takes an extremely long time to . The server will first hang quite a while at the "preparing network connections" prompt, and then again at the "applying computer settings" prompt. It will eventually bring up the login prompt and allow me to log in, but once in, I can see a number of alerts in both the Application and System Event Logs, and additionally I have to manually start the Server for NIS service. One of the first errors I see in the Event Log is this: Event Type: Warning Event Source: LSASRV Event Category: SPNEGO (Negotiator) Event ID: 40960 Date: 5/3/2008 Time: 4:22:11 PM User: N/A Computer: SERV…
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Login Time & Copy protection
by Guest raven- 0 replies
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Hello, We are using WinXP on our intranet and want to; 1) Implement a copy protection system. The user can not copy any data to a removable media. This musn't interfere with program installing, saving and copying within intranet. *if possible* the user cannot email any data outside the intranet. 2) I want to track the users login & logout time.(or computer started / shut down time). Do I need a third party program, or do I have to use some management tools from windows services? Any lead will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much in advance.
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Windows XP Registry Repair
by Guest jeremiah wright- 1 reply
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The Windows registry on your PC is a set of files which store all the essential settings for hardware, the operating system, the control panel, application software, user preferences and user profiles, and file associations (which programs run which types of files). How is Windows XP registry repair done, and why does the Windows registry ever need to be repaired anyway? At the bottom of this article, there is a link to a resource page which gives access to software tools you can use to repair the registry. Repairing or cleaning the registry can also be done manually, using the program regedit.exe (Registry Editor), which comes with Windows XP, or with reg.exe f…
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RASDIAL sintax
by Guest Smith- 3 replies
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Hi, I'd like to use RASDIAL for automatic dial-up Internet connection. I've checked KB article http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/24d5d8bf-fe87-498c-b485-7c249affcc721033.mspx?mfr=true but regarding this text I cannot establish automatic connection. RASDIAL says rasdialConnectionName [userName [{Password | *}]] [/domain:Domain] [/phone:PhoneNumber] I tried to use: rasdial CONNECTION_NAME username [{password}] but there was an error message "Remote access error 691, username or password is invalid" I'm 100% sure that username and password are correct (tried with manual dial-up connection), so definitely I missed RASDIAL syntax…
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Recovery Console question
by Guest Bikini Browser- 5 replies
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Folks: I am making some changes to our SBS 2003 Server this weekend and some questions have arisen that need fast answers... We are working on a server which is a domain controller. (SBS 2003) I am using Acronis True Image for Windows Server and I have a good backup of my Drives... The original Drive Arrays (they were too small so we had to upgrade to larger drives) have all been removed to make room for the new, larger hard disk arrays and the HP SmartController has been reconfigured to support the new RAID 5 configuration with 3 hard drives. So I cannot go back to the original setup. Acronis Tech support said I can restore th…
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Hi. We are currently looking to deploy some Windows XP workstations on a 2003 Domain for development purposes. We are using a mix of mandatory profiles and general domain users that have NO roaming or mandatory profile. We are finding that the XP workstations are storing a local copy of the mandatory profiles and the gerneral domain user accounts as well. Can anyone confirm whether Windows should automatically remove Mandatory profiles when the user logs off, and if so can anyone suggest why a copy of the profiles are being left behind ? Similarly can anyone recommend how we can allow users with a basic domain user account (no roaming or mandatory pr…
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directory sort order
by Guest Sandy- 2 replies
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On my old 'puter the sort order for a directory listing such as A:/ ... w/be as such: t619 t6190 t6191 & so on on the new 'puter or PC, I get: t619 t6190 t695 t6950 t6191 ......... with other numbers/file names in between So, it sorts according to the first letter & the second letter (or in this case number), but then it loses the order. I want (as I had before) all the t619 series listed together & in alpha/numeric order. Old system was Windows98 SE, this new system in XP ... not that I think it should make a difference. Ideas? -- Sandy