Windows 2003 Server
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Re: Well, the world is certainly looking grim, isn't it? 58278
by Guest Anthony- 1 reply
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Re: Well, the world is certainly looking grim, isn't it? 58278 Thank you, I appreciate it and I let leonardo da vinci know too. He's going to do a new painting and auction it off for you. "Dana" <Dana13857@gmail.com> wrote in message news:S3hIi.203053$fJ5.11934@pd7urf1no... > War, famine, global warming, climate change, disease and so much more. > > How will YOU cope? > > > Every once in while I let people know of this forum, where real people, > like you and me, > get together and discuss how to deal with these things as best as we can. > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/misc_survivalism_moderated/ > > Check…
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what is OU ??
by Guest Jeff- 1 reply
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Hey I've read about Active Directory, DNS and Windows Server 2003 where I came across the word "OU" What does OU mean? Jeff
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Windows 2003 server doesn't authenticate with any W2003 DC
by Guest bojantest@spanltd.com- 4 replies
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I have a problem with one of my Windows 2003 member servers. It doesn't authenticate with any Domain Controllers on the same domain or on the different standalone domains. If I try to access the shares on any DC it will prompt for the username and password I provide domain\username and password but it gives wrong password error. If I try to go to the shares from windows 2000 DC it authenticates fine. If I try to go to share of Windows 2003 non-DC servers it authenticates fine. Connecting to XP and Windows 2000 workstations also works fine. What can be I problem? I don't see any errors in the logs. Is there any helper services used for authentication with …
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Using Iexpress to wrap BAT file containing Env Variables
by Guest gary- 2 replies
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(Had posted this in microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting but thought mayube it would be better here. If anyone thinks there is a better forum to post this in, please indicate. Thanks.) Hello. I have a batch file that we'd like to run as a service so that it runs before a user logs on. I have used Iexpress to wrap the BAT file into an EXE, and used instsrv and srvany to create a service. The problem is that the BAT file contains environment variables. When I run the bat at the command prompt, it runs fine. But when I run the EXE created by iexpress, it fails because none of the environment variables defined in the BAT file are getting set.. Is th…
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Can't interact with Scheduled Task
by Guest mj.redfox.mj@gmail.com- 3 replies
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Hello, I have a Scheduled Task that is set to run at Startup on a Windows Server 2003. I have allowed 'interact with desktop' in the Task Scheduler service. However, when I Remote Desktop to the server and log on as the same domain user that the Scheduled Task runs under, I still can't interact with the GUI of the application that the scheduled task launches. (The process is definitely running in Task Manager). I suspect the problem is somehow caused by the Scheduled Task kicking off at System Startup (i.e. following the nightly server restart, which is when I need it to start) before anyone is actually logged in - is there any way of accessing the appl…
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logon server question
by Guest Stephen Berger- 2 replies
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I have a windows 2000 mixed mode domain with (2) 2003 servers as DC. One is local and the other is over a wan link. It looks like all users are authenticating to the remote server whether they are local or not. This is causing havoc in my login script. I had thought that whichever server answered first (usually the local) would authenticate the user, but this may not be the case. Both should be GC. FSMO roles are split between the servers. Does one FSMO role more control the logon process? Any input is appreciated Thanks
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DCPromo question
by Guest BBW- 1 reply
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I have 4 domains in my 2003 AD Forest. I want to remove one of the domains, abc.com. If i run DCPromo on the last domain controller in abc.com, and i put a checkmark on "this is the last domain controller in this domain, is this correct...? This will not affect my other domains, except i will not see the abc.com domain anymore, right...? Thanks, Tom...
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User home folder name remains when another user is re-mapped
by Guest Techhead- 3 replies
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If user A logs into a computer, the "H" drive is mapped to his/hers home folder and displays the name of the folder that it is mapped to. Example, bjohnson on 'fileserver' (H:). If user B logs in, "H" is re- mapped to this users folder but the name of the folder still remains as user A. If you open up "H", you see user B's files but the name of the mapped folder is still user A. It's almost like it's cached. Is there some king of registry setting to clear this kind of cache? I force the disconnect and the mapping is not persistent. Any ideas?
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Problems logging onto DC using Remote Desktop as admin of another domain
by Guest Curtis Fray- 3 replies
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Hi, I have a Windows 2003 DC in one domain. I've added the administrator account of another Windows 2003 domain (in a seperate forest) to the "Remote Desktop Users" group. However, when I try to logon using the admin account of the other domain I get an error saying: "To log on to this remote computer, you must be granted Allow log on through Terminal Services right. By default, member of the Remote Desktop Users group have this right..." All trusts are in place and working, RDC is fine when logging on with local admin rights. Is there another step I'm missing? Thanks, Curtis. -- Please reply to news group only. Thank you.
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blocked email
by Guest Donna- 1 reply
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Is there any way to unblock a blocked email in outlook express -- Donna
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Hello, I'm not able to install the FSRM on a french version of Windows 2003 R2, Enterprise Edition. In the english version no problem, we go to add and remove windows componants, administrative tools, details and we can see FSRM. But in the French version we dont see FSRM... Thanks for your help
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LSASRV/SPNEGO error
by Guest Brion- 0 replies
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Hi everyone, We've been periodically seeing the following error message on all 4 of our Windows 2003 DC/DNS servers: Source: LSASRV Category: SPNEGO (Negotiator) Type: Warning Event ID: 40960 Description: The Security System detected an authentication error for the server cifs/127.0.0.1. The failure code from authentication protocol Kerberos was "There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request. (0xc000005e)". The error message only seems to happen occasionally, but this morning we lost DNS on all 4 servers. After rebooting all 4 servers, DNS is back. I have no idea why DNS bombed out, but I noticed the above error…
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With newsgroup for questions regarding Windows 2008
by Guest Martin Skörvald- 1 reply
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With newsgroup shall I use for questions regarding Windows server 2008? Shall I use different newsgroups for different topics (installation, AD)? //martin
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Install mapped drive as a service?
by Guest gscanga- 6 replies
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Does anyone know if this is relatively easy to accomplish? I'm trying to figure out if I can install a service on Windows 2003 that will execute a net use command? So, this will allow a network drive to be mapped without requiring a user to logon. Thanks!
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Confused by licensing
by Guest user- 1 reply
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Hi, I'm a little confused by licensing.... If you have 100 users and 2 servers do you need 100 CALs on each server or just 100 CALs in total? Billbo
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Win2003 restarts itself 60 minutes after shutdown
by Guest osu9400- 3 replies
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I am running Windows Server 2003 Standard on an old Compaq Presario desktop. (Believe it or not, it runs well and serves my needs nicely as a home server.) Many nights I'll shut down the server (not hibernate or sleep). Every time, one hour after shutdown, the server restarts itself. I cannot figure out why. This has always occurred and is still happening on a fully patched system. Any ideas what is happening here?
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Slow copy from NT Domain to AD Domain
by Guest Mark- 7 replies
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I have an NT Server, SP6 that resides on an NT Domain. It copies large (1GB) files to a AD Member Server that resides in another domain (obviously) - and furthermore the DNS servers for BOTH domains reside in the AD Domain. There are no DNS servers in the NT Domain. To assist with this somewhat - we use host files on the NT Server to direct traffic. When I copy a file within the NT domain the copy speed is avg of 500MB+/s When I copy a file across from NT to AD domain the copy speed drops to 20MB+/s Help. I need to speed this up.
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RUPS and VSS
by Guest Johan Strange- 1 reply
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Hi, I have missed something here and would like some input please guys. I have RUPS for some users, created using the %username% variable. I have VSS running on the drive where the RUP share is however the VSS does not create RUP restore points ? I either get access denied (regardless of the ACL entry) or the restore point list is blank. This issue seems to be consistant with other networks and I have only just noticed it because I needed to restire some data for a user. Any thoughts or commenst would be great. Many Thanks. Johan
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DCDIAG error
by Guest Jake- 4 replies
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Hi, I have got (only) one error in my DCDIAG output: Starting test: systemlog An Error Event occured. EventID: 0x0000164A Time Generated: 09/20/2007 09:36:57 Event String: The Netlogon service could not create server Scenario: w2003r2 PDC and 2nd DC. The same error occurs in but servers. What do I do to remedy this? Thanks for comments jake
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Copying large files fails
by Guest Ziguana- 3 replies
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Afternoon, we have had an issue with a couple of our windows 2003 servers for a few months now but it's something we now need to fix, it seems we can connect or map a drive to a servers C drive and create files on it, we can even copy small files to it from my local machine.. but as soon as I try to copy larger files (as in 4-5mb) I get an error telling me 'make sure you are connected to the network and try agian' I am definatly connected to the network and it only happens on these two servers, it also happens for others not just me... anyone any ideas? I found this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/259837 but it's the wrong OS and not quite the correct er…
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owa cannot delete mail, access denied
by Guest Pieter du Toit- 0 replies
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When my users try to delete mail in owa it comes up with access denied. How can i solve this? They use https to connect to OWA. Thanks
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I have DFS in my 6 Windows 2003 R2 servers. I want to join my old Windows 2003 SP2 (Web Edition) servers into the DFS structure. Is that possible?
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IUSR_ account is locking itself
by Guest Joe Murphy- 0 replies
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A number of times during the day the IUSR_ account locks itself. I'm pretty sure it is related to the password policy that we propagated throughout the domain, requiring password complexity and expiration after 90 days. The day after we applied this policy, Outlook Web Access stopped running and I found, after some searching, that IUSR_ was locked out. Can I just reset that password to whatever I like as long as it matches the password in the Default Site in IIS? Thanks, JM
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Small Business Server extra "junk" group policies, etc.?
by Guest Joe Murphy- 2 replies
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What was the purpose behind Small Business Server 2003? I just started at a new IT group and SBS was installed on the DC well before I got here. I'm finding all manner of extra "turds" all over the place, including group policies like "Small Business Server Lockout Policy" and "Small Business Server Windows Firewall" It looks like these were pre-baked policies that came with the OS for, well, "small" businesses so they wouldn't have to do much heavy lifting. Makes sense, in a way, but I'm ready to ditch some of this stuff and create my own policies. Any reason why I should keep them? Also I see OUs like "MyBusiness" which contain redundant OUs within …
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Confused about ASR process
by Guest Guy Kerr- 8 replies
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I feel stupid asking this question since I've found no discussions about this and feel that I must be missing something. We're doing an office move and I want to create up-to-date ASR's for each of my servers (all Server 2003). I used Windows Backup and the wizard to generate the ASR. It instructs me to insert the floppy but in no time the floppy is full and I'm asked to insert another. The backup progress indicates that I've got THOUSANDS more files (depends on which server) to backup and based on that screen I'd have to be swapping out floppies all day. Am I doing something wrong here? I expected that the process would simply copy the critical…