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Hi, We have many remote sites with small servers. I am looking for a solution to make a daily backup of these server for bare metal recovery purposes. These servers are non-critical and all their data is available from central location. goal here not to provide fully redundent recovery but to speed up recovery time. We can always get another server, and download all of the informatiom from the central location. But if I have an expensive solution (USB?) that I can plug into the server and simply restore the OS and existing data from the device, it will make recovery faster than manually installing OS and downloading data from the central. It could be…

"darius" <noone@here.invalid> wrote in message news:36537429840.8554256396.39644@msnews.microsoft.com... > Hi > > I cannot access local disks while in remote desktop. Under Options > > local resources > more, I have Drives checked. The drives I want to > access are also Shared. > > Doing a google groups search I found mention of antivirus software > interfering with remote desktop. I've uninstalled my AV to no avail. > Also turned off s/w firewall. I think my router has a firewall. Any > port I should open up? > > client is winxp sp3. connecting to win2000 server. A co-worker says he's > able to view …

Hello, Something has changed on one of our networks to prevent a Remote Desktop MMC from logging into remote desktops without prompting for password. We used to be able to click on any remote desktop in the list and it would just log in without prompting but now the remote machines are prompting for password despite updating the passwords stored in the connections. I checked the policy thoroughly and also ran rsop.msc to make sure a policy wasn't doing it. Any ideas? Thanks, Tom

We are looking to build a server to last at least 7 years. Our company employees 31 people in 3 office. We are looking to establish a VPN between the main office and the other two. One of our goals is to have servers in each office with the same drive mapping. The exchange mail is shared between offices. I would appreciate any input on the server configuration which is as follows: MS Windows SVR 2008 64bit std 5u cal operating system Liteon 20x DVDRW IDE Black BUL NO SW # DH-20A4P Optical drive Nero 8.3 MPEG2 Intel XEON E5420 2.5 GHz 12mb 1333 MHz BX80574E5420P PAS. HS Processors Intel AXX6DRV3G 6-Bay SAS/SATA HS CAGE w/o Exp. SC5299/5400 Server Chas…

I have a customer whose printer icons no longer show. Next to the printer queues, it now shows the generic icon for unrecognized programs. There is a printer icon in system32\shell32.dll that I can use in the folder options and file types, but I don't know which file needs to be associated with the designated printer icon.

Afternoon Gents, I'm runnning XP MCE on my main computer and i use the Media Centre alot to record a daily program. Now I would like the computer to be in hibernation, awake when the programme needs to be recorded, record the programme and then switch itself off when the recording is finished. is there a setting in the background or a programme i can install that will turn the computer off/put it back into the hibernated state? I do 8 hours days at work and it's wasting alot of electricity when it's not recording the programme. cheers Andy

Hi folks I need to create a local account on a standalone server (non domain member) which will have the ability to create local user accounts, but not mess with the administrator account (thinking member of power user group here). In addition to this I need to make sure that this user cannot browse the network in anyway and only be granted specific permissions to certain directories. The permissions to the directories can be performed by locking down with NTFS permissions but I cannot find a way to disable network browsing without messing with the server service which is required for user account management. I need to hide all network servers/domain from thi…

Suppose I want to copy a file or folder from C:\ to D:\, but with the same folder path structure. For example, if I copy C:\MyFolder\MyFile.doc to D:\, it should save to D:\MyFolder\MyFile.doc, creating MyFolder in D: if necessary. If I copy C:\MyFolder\Songs\ to D:\, it should copy all files in Songs\ to D:\MyFolder\Songs\, creating folders as needed. Perhaps the xcopy command do it, but I prefer to drag/drop using Explorer. How would I do it?

Good morning! Okay - Vera N, Patrick R, Jeff P, Lan W - do not jump on me for this....this is not something that I set up...I am simply trying to clean up a mess! We have a client in a WIN2003 AD environment with one TS (running on WIN2003 SP2 Enterprise w/12GB RAM) and - for whatever reason - the security group "Domain Users" was added to the local Administrators group on the TS box. At the moment I can not remove this (I know! I know! I know!). Anyway - question is about printing. All of the users naturally see all of the printers. Question Number 1 - is there a limit as to how many printers can actually show up? I ask because for al…

I know that XP Pro only supports up to 2 concurrent connections. What if I install a PHP forum on a XP pro? Does it mean that only 2 users can access the site at one time? Or am I wrong? Thanks.

Hey guys, I am running server 2003 and have about a hundred distribution lists. Is there a way to run a query that returns the name of each list as well as the account that is assigned as manager? Thanks, Larry

Once relegated to the realm of national laboratories, supercomputers have started to move downstream. These days, any business with $25,000 to $100,000 to spare can buy a computing system capable of cranking through very difficult tasks. And, in fact, more businesses than ever have started to buy exactly these types of systems as competitive pressure mounts to perform complex operations faster. With this in mind, Microsoft’s interest in what’s known as high- performance computing (HPC) makes a lot of sense. The world’s largest software maker this week released a new, specialized version of its Windows operating system built to distribute tasks across large grou…

Is there a way to emulate & scsi device on NT4? So you can use a backup to disk ? I want to backup to shared folder on NAS. Frank

Hi All, user using remote desktop, unfortunately used shutdown option instead of Logoff, can i find who the user is, where is the log generated. how can i prevent the user from using the shutdown option. -- Raghuram Raichooti