Windows 2003 Server
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ntbackup and folder tree
by Guest Juan García- 1 reply
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Please, any answers about this... Thanks in advance.- "Juan García" <XXnl144039YY@ZZgmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:%23cQ3QC3VIHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > The ntbackup program copies with a small incremental backup (two files) > all > the tree of folders (about 5.000). I would like to know if this behaviour > is > the standard in other commercial backup programs like veritas symantec, > arc...???? > >
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Re: ntbackup and folder tree
by Guest Juan García- 0 replies
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Re: ntbackup and folder tree Please, any answers about this... Thanks in advance.- "Juan García" <XXnl144039YY@ZZgmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:%23cQ3QC3VIHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > The ntbackup program copies with a small incremental backup (two files) > all > the tree of folders (about 5.000). I would like to know if this behaviour > is > the standard in other commercial backup programs like veritas symantec, > arc...???? > >
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Networked shared printer becoming "unshared" daily?
by Guest Rob Gordon- 3 replies
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Here's an odd one. I have a Windows 2003 R2 server acting as a corporate print server. We have three networked printers feeding off it, and all three printers are the exact same make/model and they all use the same driver. All three printers are also on the same subnet as the print server. At least once a day, ONE of these three printers becomes "unshared" and I have to manually reshare it so end users can spool to it. It's always the same printer so that's where my troubleshooting has been targeting. Any ideas why a single device would be getting knocked off the shared print server? If it was network connectivity, wouldn't that simply cause …
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Windows xp system restore
by Guest lessspamjonson@gmail.com- 2 replies
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Speed up your system, repair registry base, uninstall hidden windows components and get rid of boring errors with powerful tips and tricks. http://windows-xp-tipss.blogspot.com/
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Cannot Shutdown Server
by Guest i2- 2 replies
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When I shutdown my server, it restarts. how do I rectify it?? thanx in advance..
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Print server issue
by Guest UselessUser- 1 reply
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Hi sorry for posting lots of questions... This one is going to sound left field... We have a print server set up with 150 printers attached to it... Currently if any one single printer jams up (ie wont delete a job etc) I have to stop and restart the entire print server for everyone... Needless to say when this occurs it is causing me a lot of grief... Is there anyway that you can instantiate a print spooler service per printer (So that if you have to restart it, it affects on that printer)??
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Richard Mueller - Auditing group membership??
by Guest UselessUser- 0 replies
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Hi all, I recent posted a question which Richard Mueller helped with so I am posting my next question that follows on in attempt to get some more help... I currently have a need to enumerate various groups for reporting/security/auditing purposes and basically populate Excel spreadsheets with the details. For example recently I had to find out which users with mailboxes had allow dial in access on their accounts for which I did the following: dsquery -filter "(&(objectCategory=user)(msExchHomeServerName=*)(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2))" > c:\result.txt Which I then imported into Excel... Is there any other/better way of d…
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Finding users, contacts and groups? / SQL query
by Guest UselessUser- 2 replies
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Hi all, I am having trouble using the Find users section on ADUC... If I go to advanced for example, and put in the field... User -> Member Of Condition -> Is exactly Value -> Group Name I get no results back?? I have had other examples of this... like trying to find who has a certain SMTP address on their account which has not worked either? Any ideas? Also just a quick query to see if anyone can point me to some good free documentation about SQL server (MSDE and full) and also what are the differences (Besides cost?!)
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Fix a Slow Computer - There's No Need to Endure Such Computer Pain
by Guest jeremiah wright- 1 reply
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Is your computer slow? Do you have problems with it freezing up completely? Do you sometimes get the dreaded "Blue Screen of Death"? That one can be especially troubling, as I'm sure you can attest to if you've ever had the misfortune of witnessing it. Thankfully, with the advent of Windows XP, and now Windows Vista, computer problems such as slow computers and crashing computers have been reduced dramatically. However, for many computer users they are still an expensive and vexing problem. Do want to fix a slow computer? If these computer crashes happen to you on a regular basis you know how frustrating they ca be. In addition they can cost you vital time and m…
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User last logon info on a domain
by Guest Phil McNeill- 3 replies
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Any recommended tools for gathering info on the last time a user logged into the domain? Something that can do multiple users at the same time? Anyone tried this "Real Last Logon" by Tools4Ever? Thanks
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IIS problems with 3rd Party Web App Setup (ER Mapper) on Windows 2
by Guest softengine- 0 replies
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My team is experiencing a problem installing a 3rd party web application on our Windows 2003 Server (ER MAPPER). The installation just fails towards the end of the install without any errors, logs, or messages in the Event Viewer. The vendor has been no help either. I suspect this is being caused by some lame security policy or patch that's preventing the setup program from finishing. The setup program is able to copy some files to the inetpub and program files directory but seems to fail when it needs to setup vitrual directories on the website. Anyone have a strategy for troubleshooting? Is there another logging mechanism I can use. The setup …
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Dual Port SATA Cards
by Guest Will- 0 replies
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Has anyone found a SATA JBOD adapter with two or more *external* ESATA ports that works well with Windows 2003 Server 64 bit? The few SATA cards I have found online with two external SATA ports have been blue screening Windows. The single port versions of the same card work very well with Windows, so apparently dual port is a trickier product to write drivers for, and I need the benefit of someone with a positive product experience. All recommendations are appreciated. -- Will
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scheduling perfmon to run on 50 machines
by Guest tony- 1 reply
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How do I schedule perfmon to run on 50 machines?
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WinServer 2003 SP2 X64 - VSS Problems
by Guest Nomad- 20 replies
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Hey I have a production server running Windows Server 2003 SP2 X64. This server also has Exchange 2007 installed (not SP1). Recently the server failing its backup's... listing Event ID: 12302 Volume Shadow Copy Service error: An internal inconsistency was detected in trying to contact shadow copy service writers. Please check to see that the Event Service and Volume Shadow Copy Service are operating properly. Now upon trying to check the vss writers... there arnt any. CMD > vssadmin list writers < BLANK Upon checking a healthy server that can currently backup it has several VSS Writers. I was wondering if there is a way to copy healthy VSS Wri…
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sell domain name "yonata.com"
by Guest maxxue7788- 2 replies
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