Windows 2003 Server
Windows 2003 help and discussions.
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Which is the largest structure in an Active Directory
by Guest Michael Yardley- 1 reply
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Forest Domain Tree Site ?
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Server seems isolated cant chage location
by Guest Dan DeCoursey- 5 replies
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Hi, Server 2003 this box is a member of my domain. When I try to add domain users to local administrator group or add domain users to folder share permissions, I cant do it the only location listed is for the local machine and I cant get the domin to be included in the listing of locations...... I can use the network places /entire netowrk to browse the entire domain There is no difference if I log on tothis server as a local administrator on the local machine of if I log on as the domain admin on the domain thanks for any ideas
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unresponsive mouse
by Guest Patty44632- 1 reply
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After several years of use, the mouse on my Dell laptop suddenly became mobile on its own. It is all over the screen, does not respond to the mouse or finger pad, and is very jumpy. I am using windows XP, have tried to uninstall and re install it, but nothing happens. I also searched for an updated driver but am not sure of where to look for that. Any suggestions?
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Storage question for Windows Server 2003 Server
by Guest Alan- 3 replies
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Hi, I am planning to get a server with 2TB or 4TB array in RAID 5 from an OEM. I have both motherboard and CPU that supports 64bit OS. I originally plan to install 32bit Windows 2003 R2 standard on this server, but I was told that for that much of storage I should install 64bit of Windows 2003 server instead. Is there a limitation or performance issue with 32bit Windows 2003 with this amount of storage? This server is simply for storage only and for local lan access. I haven't used any 64bit software. Another question is if I do go with 64bit, any software that I install has to been compatible with a 64bit OS, right? -- Thanks, Alan
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WINS: How to remove IP addresses from a [1Ch] Domain Controller re
by Guest schottky- 4 replies
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OS: Windows Server 2003 SP2 Hub and spoke replication topology: 11 WINS servers installed on domain controllers. 16 domain controllers pointing to those WINS servers. For the 11 DCs with the WINS service installed, only the Primary WINS Server setting is set with their own IP address. The 1C record for my domain has 25 IP addresses with old IP addresses and old domain controllers that do not exist anymore. I try to figure out how to remove some IP addresses from this 1C record.
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Printing blank pages in terminal services, weird issue!
by Guest Jeff Gross- 0 replies
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Hi, I have a user working from home due to an illness, His printer (hp deskjet 3320) prints out blank pages over the terminal services connection. It prints fine when he opens a document locally, it's just TS that is the problem. Here's the wierd thing: It prints the correct number of pages and it goes through the motions of printing, but it just prints blanks.. Everyone else's remote printing is good. Just this one guy.
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Licensing problem in w2k3
by Guest Elton Machado- 0 replies
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Hi there, I'm with a strange problem, from time to time there is a username called "\" that is using one licensed of my windows server. What is this username, does it is really need and how to fix it if need? TIA. Elton
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NTFS on a common shared storage (SAN)
by Guest dcastelino- 2 replies
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We have NTFS volume on a common shared storage (SAN) Facts: Windows Server 2003 finds this LUN or Volume thru Microsoft iSCSI software initiator without any problems meaning I can copy data on this volume. Issue: The second Windows Server 2003 does not find this volume or LUN on SAN unless I go to Disk Management and format this volume resulting in destroying the data I copied from the first Windows 2003 box. Is there any way where we can make the second windows 2003 box to see the common storage without formatting this volume. Kindly advise Thanks in anticipation
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Issue - This security ID may not be assigned as the owner object
by Guest Adam Raff- 2 replies
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Good Afternoon, this is a little hard to explain but I will do my best. We have a directory that is setup by year (2006, 2007, 2008) and to make it simple I created a batch file that invokes xcopy to copy a directory called template into the 2008 directory. The user then goes into the 2008 directory and renames it. This has worked for some time but now I need to add some files to the template and I noticed something. The user who does this is named Jane. If the directories is not created on her system and even the template is not created on her system the batch file stops and I get the following error in DOS (command prompt) when I watch it execu…
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Remote Desktop to Windows 2003 Server
by Guest CJVPT- 5 replies
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I'm a newbie and I just finished setting up a server with windows 2003 server and I would like to remotely connect to the machine. It is currently in a workgroup that is physically connected to our network and not part of our domain. I can ping the machine, but I cannot remotely connect. How do I solve this? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks,
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Network recycle bin? Windows 2003 Server Std.
by Guest Calab- 10 replies
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Is it possible to create a network recycle bin on a Windows 2003 server, either natively or with third party software? I have 1.5TB of data on a RAID5 array. If I delete a file on the server from one of my workstations I would like to be able to recover it the same way I could recover a file deleted locally. I don't need the ability to track file changes/versions. I don't want to waste drive space by backing up tonnes of files.
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File Security (Permissions)
by Guest John Mamani- 6 replies
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Hi, We are using Windows Server 2003. When copy files from one directory to another directory, the files keep the security settings from the "Origin Folder" no the "Destination Folder" This is creating a problem. We have to login as the Administrator and update the File Permissions. Why is this happening? is there a way fix it? Regards, Bre-x
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High Page Fault - System process
by Guest Kent- 0 replies
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Hi, I'm not sure whether high page fault for a system process will cause any unexpected reboot. It's a Win2k3 server with SP1; 2.5GB RAM. Server uptime is just 2 days. Image Name - System Page Faults - 5,910,717 Based on aboave statistics, it's very high. I've enable perfmon to check page fault/second, sometimes it spike to > 2000 per second. Any comment on this? Memory usage is pretty normal.
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How to extend a system partition?
by Guest cbass- 1 reply
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I would like to entend my system partition on windows server 2003. Any ways to do this without spending alot of money on 3rd party tools? I will need to do this on multiple servers. I am running them using vmware server.
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DHCP Redundant Configuration Question
by Guest MPG- 5 replies
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Hello folks, We've got a domain that has about 120 DHCP clients. We've got two Win2K DCs. Until recently, all of our DHCP was handled by the second domain controller. I modified the setup to provide some DHCP redundancy and have some questions. Here is the current setup: DC1 Scope: 10.1.5.60 - 10.1.5.254 Exclusions: 10.1.5.157 - 10.1.5.254 DC2 Scope: 10.1.5.60 - 10.1.5.254 Exclusions: 10.1.5.60 - 10.1.5.156 The overlapping scopes and mutually exclusive exclusion lists were set up based on a recommendation in TechNet DHCP best practices. This basically leaves half of range on each DHCP server. With the current setup, each DHCP server has 97 a…