Windows 2003 Server
Windows 2003 help and discussions.
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How to configure a DHCP and DNS Backup server
by Guest Marco- 2 replies
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Hello. In my network I have those servers: - DHCP server running on Windows 2000 server - DNS server running on Windows 2003 server How do I configure a windows 2003 Std to be a DHCP and DNS Backup. My idea is if any of the main servers failed, this server would assume those functions. Is it possible?
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Question about W2K3 Server and XP Clients Using Remote Desktop
by Guest Adam Sandler- 4 replies
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Hello, I have a question about using mstsc.exe in a W2K3 and XP environment. With regard to the group policy, what are all the group policies which could affect remote connections? I have the allow logon interactively policy set but I still get an error which states I cannot logon to a given host when trying to use a remote desktop connection. I'm asking because there are literally hundreds of possible group policy settings. Does anyone know of a list of policies related to RDC and/ or terminal services? That would help troubleshooting and hunting an pecking through all the policy options. Thanks!
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Server Logins
by Guest pf- 1 reply
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This is a question I'm hoping I will get some good input on. For all of our servers we create a generic AD user account, and assign that AD account to the local administrators group on the designated server that it should administer. This way if the user account gets used on any other machine other than the one server it's assigned to, the account only has normal user account rights on the network. Is this an appropiate method for trying to secure servers and the admin rights to them? Is there some other approach we should be using? What about domain controllers, should they be logged in as domain admin?? thanks in advance for any input on this topic…
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Accessing printers from server
by Guest benny wa- 3 replies
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I am attempting to have the server access a printer that is connected to an office PC via a USB cable. I can ping the PC from the server but when I try to install the printer and print the test page I get an error. What steps should I be going thru to setup the printer correctly on the server and get it to print out? Thank you
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Problems with Folder Redirection
by Guest circulent- 2 replies
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I just enabled folder redirection using group policies. Basically I enabled this for Application Data, Desktop, and My Documents. Now for some reason we've been having issues, so I deleted the GPO and server shares, but for some reason the workstations are still trying to sync. How can I remove rfolder redirection altogether? Thanks
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How to create a replication server
by Guest Marco- 0 replies
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Hello. I have to exactly server. Same model, same hardware. One server is a file printer server the other one was an exchange server. No I'm not using that server as an exchange server I would like to configure it to be a backup server. My idea is to have a exact copy of the file printer server. If for any case if the file printer server goes off I have the backup server (the old exchange) to work. Users wouldn't note the difference. Regards, Marco
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redirect http to www
by Guest To Old To . . .- 11 replies
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I am not sure if this is the place, but when I type in xxxxxx.com or http://xxxxxx.com I can't get to the site. I have to type http://www.xxxxxx.com. I moved my site from Unix to Windows. In Unix I can add a line to the .htaccess file. How do I do this for IIS? Thank you in advance.
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windows 2003 server dual boot
by Guest Tester- 1 reply
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Hi there, Can I dual boot NT4 server/W2K3 server on a machine? What other options I have if not possible? Thanks, T
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fail to boot from mirror
by Guest Tester- 1 reply
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HI there, I installed W2K3 server on my machine to test mirroring. I use 2 Sata drives 200 MB Sata 0 and 5, mirrored successfully. However when unplugging main drive it fails to boot from mirror, a dash prompt sitting on the screen. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, T
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W32time and moving operations master
by Guest justmark- 2 replies
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I've built a new DC and made it my operations master. The old DC was configured for time updates from time.windows.com but that didn't seem to work very well. Anyway, I want to make my new operations master point to an outside time source - what do you all recommend as this source? Also, how should I go about making my old operations master point to my new operations master for time synchronization - just delete all of the entries pointing it outside? Thanks! Mark
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Recommendation for copying Data
by Guest Scott Micale- 2 replies
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I am in the process of taking 2 EIDE data drives out of my server and replacing them with new WD SATA3 drives in a Raid 1 configuration. The drive configuration shouldn't be a concern really. I just would like to know what is the best way to copy the data from the old drive to the new so that my ACL's remain the same and the share information. I am pretty sure the share info is going to have to be re-created, but I want to make sure I am correct on this statement. Right now both new and old drives are setup in the server and can be accessed. Thanks -Scott
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"Secure" approach for remote execution of commands (least priv)
by Guest msb-2007@nospam.nospam- 1 reply
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Ok, I'm trying to figure out the "best" (ie: simple, yet secure) way to provide some limited remote command execution priviledges for a subset of non-admin users. We don't want to this team to be a domain admin group, but want them to be able to remotely enumerate network connections (ala "netstat -a -n -b") and the running processes on remote domain machines. We looked at using psexec for the netstat, but I don't really see a secure way to limit user rights with that approach.. if they can psexec something remotely, I suspect they'd effectively have a vector to run various applications as admin (which is pretty much the same as giving them local a…
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What Is The Diff Betwn ISA and IIS?
by Guest ReddogCA- 2 replies
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Can someone please explain to me what the difference between ISA and IIS is? We are a Windows 2000 and 2003 Server environment with 2003 DCs. Thank you.
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Job in Palo Alto for Windows guru with WMI and C++
by Guest Maryellen- 0 replies
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We are seeking a star that has "I know Windows and C++ like the back of my hand" as a primary claim to fame. I am in the R&D group looking to hire this kind of Senior person. Responsibilities: As a senior member of the engineering staff, you will do the following: · Lead architecture, design and implementation of major subsystems and product lines within an enterprise-class server management platform · Lead architecture, define roadmap and drive successful Windows System Management integration within VirtualCenter · Assume broad responsibility for highly technical or complex projects and problems · Represent VMware to customers in…
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New template
by Guest Daniel- 2 replies
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I want to load outlook 2003 template into group policy but i cannot find the file (outlk11.adm) or i have to create it ? Thanks Daniel
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Question about Windows Server
by Guest Fred- 1 reply
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I have Windows Server 2003 installed on my home computer. I am interested in creating a dual boot system with Vista. I am interested in partitioning my 150 gb hard drive to allow dual boot capability. Commercial partitioning software such as Partition Magic and Partition Manager will not work with Windows Server. How can I parition my disk without losing data? Thankyou Fred EggHeadCafe.com - .NET Developer Portal of Choice http://www.eggheadcafe.com
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Re-partitioning Server w/Windows 2003 server
by Guest benny wa- 6 replies
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I have recently inhieriteda server that has been partitioned poorly. Unfortunately there is data and apps that have to continue running , thus not allowing me to re-format the entire system. What I have follows: Disk 0: 125 mb, drive C 12 GB, drive D 136 GB all NFTS Disk 1: 95 GB FAT32 What I want to do is move some of the unused space from drive D and put it into Drive C. What suggestions do you all have?
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turning off roaming profiles (just clearing profile path isnt work
by Guest Laeelin- 1 reply
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Our network is using windows server 2003. There are about 10 of us and only one actually needs a roaming profile. The last network admin setup everyone as a roaming profile and I want to move everyone except for one user back to a local profile. (some profiles are huge.. in the 2g-4g range causing long log-on times and extra network traffic) On the server: In Active Directory Users and Computers I selected the server, clicked the users folder, right clicked on an account and selected properties. On the profile tab I deleted the profile path (left blank). On the local computer: I checked in system properties -> advanced -> users, and the profile i…
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move license to different machine?
by Guest Gary Karasik- 6 replies
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Hi, Question: Can an activated W3K3 license be moved to a different server? Situation: A client with a W2K3 site license has bought a business with a stand-alone W2K3 server. The want to move the newly-purchased server to the site with the site license, "de-activate" it, then license it for use under the site license. They then want to use the "old" license at a different location not covered by the site license. Can this be done? And if so, how? -- GaryK
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I want to move all my network files and shares to a new server. One of the shares is for storing all our users redirected My Documents. Are there any issues with moving the redirected files to a new server? What is the best procedure to do this? Should I modify my group policy settings first and then copy the files from the old server to the new server? Thanks
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can't view localhost
by Guest boyScout- 1 reply
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hi guys, I have a problem, I have a laptop on which windows 2000 pro is running, and I'm trying to use tomcat( it's a web server) but I can't view localhost. Why is that? Could you explain what I should do. Thanx in advance
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server reboot
by Guest Steve- 7 replies
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I have servers that get rebooted on a weekly basis, it is now my task to confirm that the servers did in deed reboot. Now I just got this task and I'm no server admin, so how can I tell if a server did actaully reboot or not?
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Can't locate "System Performance and Troubleshooting Guide"
by Guest Mike Keighley- 0 replies
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Windows 2003 Server Help makes more than one reference to the "System Performance and Troubleshooting Guide", e.g. in "Analysing performance data" and in "Performance monitoring resources" we see: "For a more detailed discussion of performance data and its analysis, and on troubleshooting your computer using performance-monitoring tools, see "Part One: Operating System Performance" in the System Performance and Troubleshooting Guide, available at the Microsoft Windows Resource Kits Web site. " I am unable to locate this Guide anywhere on microsoft.com however, never mind "the Microsoft Windows Resource Kits Web site", which link simply jumps to the t…
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upgrade NT to 2003
by Guest Gilbert- 1 reply
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I am planning an upgrade from Windows NT to Windows 2003 Active Directory. There's a new server that's been purchased and I will be installing Windows server 2003 x64 on it. I've been reading thru the upgrade guides but I need some advice. I'd like to do as little as possible with the users' computers. 1. I would like to know if it's possible to perform a clean installation on the new server. (create a domain with the same name, move all the accounts from the old server to the new one, then power off the old server). 2. What will happen to all the client machines? Do they have to unjoin/rejoin the domain? Will I have to re-do user profiles? …
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Redundant DC/fileserver
by Guest RLM- 3 replies
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For one of our offices I need to replace their aging DC/file/print/dns/dhcp server. This is one machine and I want to replace it with 2 identical machines, so that they have some redundancy. I did some research on clustering but I don't think that's the way we want to go, because that requires an additional storage server for their data. I'm on a tight budget.. Is it possible to use Windows server 2003 R2 for this scenario ? I read about DFS replication, but is this suitable for a fileserver where sometimes lots of small files are being stored in a short period ? (I'm thinking about replication frequency, speed, etc) The big question is: how can I alway…