Windows 2003 Server
Windows 2003 help and discussions.
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Localsystem missing in 2003
by Guest tshad- 0 replies
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I am running Windows 2003 R2 and seem to be missing my "Documents and Settings\LocalService" folder. I have a program that is running as a service that works fine on my XP machine but won't work on the 2003 because I need to access my PGP keys which are found in the LocalService\Application Data\PGP folder. But I can't see a LocalService folder to put the data there. Is there a reason why it is not there or that I can't see it? I do see: Adminstrator All Users Default User MyLogon SQLService Thanks, Tom
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vista and roaming profiles
by Guest 6stemD- 2 replies
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Hi Guy, I have a windows 2003 R2 32bits with win xppro clients and roaming profiles configured. it's work very well. Today i change a win xp desktop to a win vista business notebook. When i'm connect with the vista to the domain with the user, i have an error log, he can't use the roaming profiles. I think there is not the same structure betwen a win xp and win vista. So there a simple solution to resolve this problem , or i delete the roaming profiles in win xp, after i'm log with the win vista, and after i enable the roaming profiles ?? I don't know if the profiles was compatible with this 2 OS. Thanks.. -- best regard
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Let's save XP!!!
by Guest Spin- 4 replies
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Although this a server newsgroup, you all probably either use Windows XP or Vista as your administration workstation. Therefore I am posting this message here. Microsoft plans to end most sales of Windows XP on June 30, despite a deep reluctance by many business and individuals about moving to Vista. I personally believe Vista has too heavy of a memory and disk space footprint, less snappy performance, and it fails to allow one to go back to the classic look and feel of XP. For instance, what happened to the old fashioned vanilla folders in Explorer? And the lack of an "UP" button in Vista's Explorer as well. (Now why did the have to take that away?)…
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Admins Groups on Twitter
by Guest Matt- 0 replies
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If anyone is interested, I have setup a few groups of Twitter for sysadmins. See : @sysadms @windowsadms @linuxadms Just follow the group, then direct message to the address to send to all members. ie "d sysadms some text etc". It could be quite a useful community if it takes off :) -- Matt ============================ Add your solutions to Event Log Errors @ http://www.eventidwiki.com
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cisvc.exe is taking 100% CPU
by Guest Vijay Saradhy- 4 replies
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Hi All, We are using Windows Server 2003 - EE - SP2 SQL Server 2005 - EE - SP2 MySQL Server 5.0 IIS - Asp and Aps.net Websites are being hosted on the server. A few times cisvc.exe is taking 100% CPU and I am not able to identify the exact problem. I am very much new to this Servoces/performance/Monitoring concepts. I want to know what is the reason for this High CPU Utilization!! Could you please help me out in this regard? ----------------------- Thanks & Regards, Vijay Saradhy
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/3GB /USERVA=3030
by Guest tdubb- 3 replies
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I have a virtual machine that has 4GB ram. When i add the /3gb /USERVA=3030 switch to boot.ini the system behaves very slow with nothing running on the machine. When i take these switched out, the system behaves normally any idea?
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Eventlog to Syslog Server with 2003 R2 Feature
by Guest network-admin- 0 replies
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I want to log Eventlog Message to Syslog Server with Feature in R2. I have installed unix services and configured (syslog.conf *.info @syslogserver) but i only get messages from starting the syslog service on the syslog machine. Are there any registry keys to aktivate writing the event messages to syslog ? thx for help
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Log on trough terminal server
by Guest K_L- 0 replies
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Hello, I have domain users that is member of administrator and remote desktop users. Still the users can not login to any domain computers trough remote desktop. Why is this so?
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Event 565 in Security Log
by Guest James B- 2 replies
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Hi, We recently replaced our Win2K SBS server with a Win2003 R2 SBS Premium server. Ever since we a lot of Event 565’s in our Security Log (see below) which we never got on our Win2K server. Our users are not seeing any errors on their end. We’re using Exchange 2003 (with all the latest SP’s & updates) and Outlook 2003 (with all the latest SP’s & updates). This server is our only server so it’s the DC, Exchange server, IIS server, ISA server, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m posting this in multiple discussion groups. Thanks, James <Event_565> Event Type: Failure Audit Event Source: Security Event Category: …
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Time issues
by Guest UselessUser- 1 reply
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Hi all, Currently running a 2003 domain with XP clients. I was under the impression that being in a domain made the PDC the time source, which all XP clients sync with using the W32TM service. However I have noticed that some PC's seem to be losing the time? I am trying to understand how this is not being corrected. I understand that PC's uses the CMOS for a clock, (We have simply been changing this battery and setting the time - which does fix the problem).. but why does it come to this... I have found this registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\w32time\Config Which seems to contain various settings, but it stil is no…
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Mount NFS-share on Windows Server 2003 x64
by Guest jens.wannenmacher@gmail.com- 0 replies
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Hello, we have to mount some NFS-shares on a Windows Server 2003 x64 (not R2). As far as I could see the Services for Unix are not available for that version. I could not evaluate nfsAxe and proNfs as the beta clients that come with their installers won't run since the evalution time is over. What possibilities do I have to mount a NFS-share on that Windows- version. I can't update the OS. Thanks! Jens
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Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition - Detecting memory
by Guest IT Staff- 1 reply
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I installed the above on a new server which comes with 9 gig ram, but it shows only 3 gig ram. How do i go about troubleshooting it ?
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Windows 2008 Hardware Requirements
by Guest Andy Smith- 4 replies
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Hello, We are in the process of planning our upgrade to Windows 2008 (luckily it will be on new servers in a new domain). What are the implications of installing Windows Server 2008 as a domain controller running AD, DHCP, DNS and Group Policy on a SATA/150 on-board controller, RAID-1. I know it may sound like an obvious answer, but I need to justify the added cost of jumpiing up to a hardware SAS setup, so it would be good if I could get answers like: "Do not even consider using SATA/150 because..." Thanks/...
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Para-virt and 2008 server
by Guest Freaky- 0 replies
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Hi there, does Windows 2008 server have a layer that is virtualization aware? So it can run in para-virtualized mode? Appearantly this would achieve better performance and would also lower CPU usage during idle, clock skew, etc. If it does, is it also compatible with vmware's vmi / linux paravirt-ops / xen (if it's fully compliant now with the former 2, haven't checked)? Remember reading about 2008 having para-virtualized support about 9 months ago, but perhaps it was just speculation, can't seem to find anything on it. Kind regards
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the catalog file is corrupted
by Guest DD- 0 replies
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When I tried to run the MBSA on windows 2000 server, I got this error message the calalog file is corrupted or invalid. Please help.