Windows 2003 Server
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Utility to determine account used for services throughout domain
by Guest stuartpwells@gmail.com- 1 reply
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Im looking at changing an administrator account password, I know for sure there are some servers out there using this account for services startup. Other than going to each one and looking, does anyone know of a utility to check what services are using the admin account or any account throughout the entire domain?
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FSMO roles
by Guest tobyone- 3 replies
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For the inplace upgrade from NT 4 domain to Windows Server 2003 AD only one domain, do I need to transfer the FSMO roles or it's does it during the upgrade. Thanks in advance.
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ASP.net 2.0 - GMP Services Inc Announces GMP Content Management System 2.0
by Guest Allen Harkleroad- 0 replies
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For Release September 5, 2007 GMP Services Inc Announces GMP Content Management System 2.0 Content management without the complication or frustration Statesboro GA - September 5, 2007 - Today GMP Services Inc announced immediate availability of GMP Content Management System 2.0, enabling businesses to better manage their websites. GMP CMS 2.0 is an ASP.net 2.0 web application with a Microsoft SQL Server backend that empowers users with effortless and simplistic website management. OVERVIEW OF GMP CMS 2.0 FEATURES Easy Setup GMP CMS 2.0 has a simple 3 step process: upload the files, add your database connection and license key to the web.config a…
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Virtual memory error
by Guest Gaurav- 2 replies
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Dear All, I am working on Power Wdge 6600 Dell server. 3-4 times in a month i got "windows virtual memory minimum too low--- Windows is increasing size of your virtual memory paging file. " error. Following is the configuration of server:- Intel Xeon 3.0Ghz / 4 processor RAM--4 GB HDD--136 GB HDD PARTATION:- C:\ 68.20GB D:\ 68.20GB RAID 1 Windows server 2003 Enterprise edition sp 1. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is this issue.? How to solve out this issue.? Thanks In advance…
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Slow RDP session from Vista to Server 2k3 Enterprise x64
by Guest Brian- 0 replies
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I have a Windows Vista desktop. I RDP into many servers 2000, 2003 x32 and x64. I have one server 2003 SP2 R2 Enterprise Edition x64 build 3790.srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710, when I or anyone RDP's into this server from a Vista computer the session is very slow. The screen refreshes fine, but a mouse click takes several seconds to reatct. I've found that if I run a "netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled" command on my Vista box the RDP session works fine. RDP from XP is also fine. I don't know why this is the only server I'm having problems with. I have one other 2003 SP2 R2 Enterprise x64 server and its build number is 3790.srv…
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Hi. We have two Windows 2003 SP2 R2 servers (different hardware, builds and software) which restart/reboot rather than shutdown when shutdown is selected. I've searched online but am struggling to find any possible explanations. Can anyone advise how I can resolve this ? Thanks, Alex.
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help me understand
by Guest Brad- 2 replies
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I have a small office with one server 2003 running as the Domain Controller and DHCP and routing services. It is currently multihomed and works just fine. The layout is: internet -> linksys router -> Server (external nic) -> Internal Nic (server) -> switch -> Client PCs and printers. I've been reading that multihomed DC's are not a good idea. If I change my network to be non-multihomed, what handles all of the routing. Say I want to RDP into each client PC, the PCs are getting their IP address from the DC since it is a DHCP server, the linksys won't know the client IP address. So does the Linksys pass the external requests to the serv…
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Small Business Server 2003 logins
by Guest Information- 1 reply
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I have inherited a SBS2003 server, and it appears a few users have been added and some directories created that, as yet, have no data. The secretary has been moving data to one folder on the server, and has organized that data under that folder, not under the many that were created. I can tell you few other details about the server. The client computers are running either XP Home or XP Pro. I have removed names from the users that no longer exist, and have created users to mirror the current staff. The only computers that can successfully logon to the server are the XP Pro boxes. These machines are not logging onto a domain, but do share the workgro…
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Hi. If possible could anyone confirm whether there is any risk of 'damage' to domain controllers if a network of ~20 servers with two (2003) Domain Controller were to be shutdown using a script similar to below : shutdown.exe -f -s -m \\DC1 shutdown.exe -f -s -m \\DC2 shutdown.exe -f -s -m \\Server1 shutdown.exe -f -s -m \\Server2 ............... I am currently looking at a small network which was previously working without any problems that has developed errors on their DCs to do with replication, dns, dfs etc. The errors only started happening after the above style of script was used to shutdown the system, the servers have been shutdown/restarte…
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Server 2003 R2 Standard File sharing via internet
by Guest Alex- 6 replies
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Hi, I am totally new with Windows Server, so I have basic knoledge. I currently have a Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition. I have a firewall installed (sonic wall). I have 5 users and email and everhting is working perfectly. Now, I need to let each user have access to their files from outside the network... I do not want to install a VPN (because of cost so far) but I would need some other solution. Security is not a big concern, so is there any web based solution ? Thanks so much Alex
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Windows 2003 DHCP with Vista Buisness
by Guest Richyball- 1 reply
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Hi... Got a bizzare situation, iv just set up a Win2003 server with DHCP,DNS the normal standard.....iv got 7 Vista Buisness workstations, my problem is with DHCP...5 of the workstaions are fine and getting a DHCP address okay no problem but are not in the Domain, the 2 that i have added to the domain are no longer obtaining DHCP addresses(but were before) although when i look in the leased addresses on the server the 2 PC's have been issued addresses but when i do a ipconfig on each workstation they have not been picked up and are instead using 169 windows assigned addresses... anybody got any ideas??? Thanks
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FSRM
by Guest Mario- 0 replies
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hello! I installed File Server Ressource Management on my Windows Server 2003 R2 computer, but I'm not really happy with it. Is there any alternative software from microsoft which administrate my storage? Greetings Mario
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Windows Storage Server 2003 R2
by Guest Nyasha Tunduwani- 0 replies
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Anyone have pointers to resources on Windows Storage Server, deployment guides best practices etc. Docs from Dell were a little light. All the MS docs I found have a web interface that I can't seem to locate. I would like to set it up right from the beginning so any assistance would be appreciated.
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Crypto\RSA\S-1-5-21-
by Guest Dee- 0 replies
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I was someone could help me. I have found several files on my system with the following file name.... Application Data\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\S-1-5-21- (then there are multiple differnet numbers for each file) Can someone tell me why this appears? Also why cant I open the file?
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Terminal service on Windows Server 2008 (Longhorn)
by Guest zehra.mb@gmail.com- 0 replies
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Hello, I am developing application on Longhorn. For that i need to check whether Terminal service is enabled or not. In Windows 2003 server there is a registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server \TSEnabled which is having value 1. Using this registry i am able to check Terminal services' status. But for Windows Server 2008 there is no such key. So is there any other way to know the terminal services' status. (Whether it is enabled or not) Any suggestion will be appriciated. Thank you in advance
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Saving files through a site-to-site VPN slowness?
by Guest WetBehindEars- 4 replies
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I have a user who when they go to save files (Word/Excel) files over the vpn connection it takes somewhere between 20-30 seconds to save. Is this normal? What is a good workaround so they dont take so long to save.
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Server Performance Issues
by Guest J Weldin- 2 replies
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We have several Windows 2003 Standard Servers (file servers, Lotus Notes server, SQL servers) attached to a Dell SAN. We have been experiencing performance issues, so we started investigating. We discovered that the systems are doing excessive hits to the page file, so we increased the RAM to 4 GB on each server. Despite making the necessary changes to have the OS recognize and use the addition RAM, we are still having the same issues. And the page file is still being excessively accessed. We have performed disk defrags on the servers. After the defrag completes, we can relaunch the defrag analyzer and see that it needs to be defragged again. Can you…
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Software mirror RAID
by Guest WetBehindEars- 4 replies
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I need to setup a software mirrored RAID. Can I do it while during business hours or should I wait until after hours? What is the best practice?
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FTP and Windows Firewall
by Guest Chris- 0 replies
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Hi I am having a bit of trouble with FTP. I have set up FTP on my server, which works fine, but as soon as I enable the firewall the passive FTP does not work. Passive FTP uses 2 ports to transfer data , one is for the connection (21) and the other random port is used for the actual data transfer. I have setup IIS to use only certain ports using the cscript.exe adsutil.vbs set /MSFTPSVC/PassivePortRange "5001-5201" Command and opened up those ports on the firewall. Now sometimes I can connect and at other times I can’t – I can’t access certain folder either. How can I solve this issue?
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Server 2003: No boot menu. How is that possible?
by Guest Milhouse Van Houten- 2 replies
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I'm trying to help someone with a new installation of Server, and something has come up that's very strange. He insists that when starting the machine (a Dell PowerEdge 1900) that there is no MS boot menu shown at all. It goes right from the BIOS data to starting Windows. I had him check boot.ini, since I suspected the menu delay entry there had been set to 0 somehow, but it shows 30. We're obviously missing something big and obvious but don't know what it is. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Authenticating users and security without a domain
by Guest AKP- 4 replies
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Hi - I have a large client that has decided that they no longer want their remote offices to have their own domains but all the file servers are to be just that file and print servers. I have always set up a local domain and treated them as individual entities with only email being handled at the organizational level. They are a social service agency that I believe needs a level of security to keep their documents and files and local databases secure. (and they SHOULD be HIPAA compliant). How do I authenticate users and set up security in such an environment. Is it possible and am I missing the very obvious? Their systems administrator in co…
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Hello, I am having major issues with my IIS and SMTP services. IIS We are running Windows 2003 Server with SP2 and Exchange Server 2003. Exchange is just running on our internal network and not used for external email. The server runs great until I start the SMTP services. Then the CPU usage bounces around from 5 to 99 percent and the memory usage goes through the roof, which bogs down the rest of the server. It won't let me stop the SMTP service and I end up rebooting the server and setting the SMTP service to manual so that it will stop. We have all Windows updates run and Antivirus updated and scanned. Any help you could provide will be greatl…
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CRC error in RAID - which drive died?
by Guest Hunter_Thompson- 7 replies
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Hi Everyone, I recently was asked to look at a server that was giving disk {CRC} read errors. It is setup as a Virtual Machine {VM ware} server. I was instructed to break the raid (raid-0), perform a low-level format of the three Sata drives that were in the raid array, and then recreate the raid, reinstall Windows Server 2003 (R2) and the VM ware images. The instructions given to me to low-level format the drives should format around any bad sectors on the hard drive. I did all of the above, and now we still get the CRC error. So it seems one of the drives needs to be replaced, but I don't really want to have to buy 3 new drives when only one is d…
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Two Xeon CPU
by Guest MarcusB- 3 replies
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We have HP server with two Xeon CPU running Windows 2003R2 Server standard edition. Is Windows Server standard edition using two CPU's or it is not worth att all. How to check if server is using two CPU's. We run on it fileserver but we want run also VMware server with two virtual machine. Is it possible to assign second CPU two one Virtual machine or similar? Marcus
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Upcoming Webcasts and Chat on Windows Server 2008
by Guest Darrell Gorter[MSFT]- 0 replies
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Hello, TechNet Webcast: Virtualization and Windows Server 2008 Wednesday, September 26, 2007, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Pacific Time The new Windows Server Virtualization infrastructure will be a core feature in Windows Server 2008. This session will provide you an overview of virtualization role, the scenarios and features that make server virtualization an important pillar of Windows Server 2008. The session will also cover the longer term strategy and roadmap for Microsoft's virtualization technologies. Virtualization is becoming a key tool for improving overall manageability for the IT environment - join us in this session to learn how Windows Server Vir…