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Hi printer wizards... I seem to have a strange problem and I spent a couple hours googgling, and here, but no help was found. In our production environment, we have a W2003 64 bit domain server with Active Directory. When my program enumerates printers by using "EnumPrinters (PRINTER_ENUM_REMOTE, ...", it returns all the AD printers as expected. But in lab, the server is a 32 bit

Hy, one client has an active directory domain with two dns with primary zones configurated. Each dns are on domain controllers on differents sites. Is possible to add a new dns with active directory intergration on a new delegation site??? What problems can I have? The idea is to have the folowing configuration: delegation 1: site one + 1 domain controller + 1 primary dns +

We have our Windows 2003 servers fairly locked down by NTFS, and when a user browses the Internet they are logged in as an ordinary user with minimal access to the file system. So imagine my horror to see that a virus was able to change every single file and folder on the file system to be read-only and hidden, apparently using the attributes for files that are affected by the

After countless hours troubleshooting this problem and attempting all of the fixes found online it turned out my issue was as simple as Network configuration. I had the exact symptoms of Jobs 'spooling' to the printer slowly, typically during higher printserver use and with larger printjobs. I attempting all of the fixes I could find: -- Driver Configs -- Updating drivers -- OS Patching

Experts, I just installed Windows 7 x64 on my Latitude E6420. To this I connected an external Signature Mini 250GB USB disk, using 2 Y USB connectors, both plugged into the laptop. The moment I plugged in the USB connectors, the disk is recognized and all is fine.However, when I shutdown (power down) my laptop and then restart it, the disk does not appear. I have to physically unplug

hi, the "query user" returns result that I don't always understand : - for an active session, what is the difference between idle time "none" and idle time " . " - for a disconnected session, what is the meaning of "none" or " . " for idle time ? TIA, Pierre.

I am trying to extract group membership information from a Kerberos ticket generated on windows2008r2. In this URL: http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~jain/cse571-07/ftp/gss-api/index.html I found the following statement: Kerberos is also looking into mechanisms to include group membership information in Kerberos authorization data. Although it would be favorable to include group names into

I hope this is the correct newsgroup. I don't see much activity. Please advise if this should be posted in a different group. When our PDC is down, the BDC is showing some issues. PCs can logon, however, not fully. The event logs show NETLOGON 5719 errors and GroupPolicy 1129 errors. There are also Time-Service 129 warnings and DNS Client Events 1014 warnings. In addition, the

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Hi, I'm trying to use "w32tm" to check on out servers here and I'm, seeing the follwoing problem with some (not all) of our server and can't seem to find out why. Here's the command: [WIN7-LT]-> w32tm /query /verbose /computer:server1 /status The following error occurred: The procedure number is out of range. (0x800706D1) but other machines are fine. Any ideas what I should

This seems like such an obvious tool to me I'm surprised I am having trouble finding something to do what I want to do. We are using a Window server (2003 SBS cause it is what we have) with a large drive for archiving live video from a network of about 30 IP video cameras placed all around our business. These cameras can write to an SD card or a NAS drive. When they use an SD card they

Hello: I've been reading on several tech sites that Windows 8 and Windows Server 8 Betas are available for download. I DO have the workstation version downloaded. But I CANNOT find the site for downloading Windows Server 8. I even looked at the complete list of dowlonads on MSDN and couldn't find anything regarding Server 8. Does anyone know where I can get the preview of Server

Hello I am running the mdse version of SQL for our main business application. we are a small business with 15 users, and because of cost and expertise we have always remained on a workgroup. We run the SQL server on a windows 7 PC. We have had no major issue with this in 3 years. I am now getting connection limits on that PC being met, so users do not have access to the

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Greetings from Colombia... In my organization we have a Windows-based Active Directory (Windows Server 2008 Ent) Server 2008 Ent. There are approximately 1300 client workstations, 800 based in Windows XP Pro, and 500 based in Windows 7.

Hi, Someone can help me, it's a second time in last 2 week this server crash with this same minidumb. Thank's Fred ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * *******************************************************************************

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I have the same problem. Mine started the third of july. Some M$ update probably. If it hoses my server I will be extremely agitated as it is the main server for the company I work for. Haven't found any mention of it except for here. Nor have I found any solutions or settings to change the interval. It is affecting my AD database, FRS, DFS, And my Exchange. My whole network is spending all its

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I have a server which apparently has a corrupt Local GPO database. According to the information I have been able to find, the only way to fix this is to recreate the database. To do this, I would need to follow the instructions I found on Microsoft's support site at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278316/ My concern is that my server is Windows 2003R2 and the instructions specifically

Hello. I have a dinamic disk (E: unit) a now it doesn't works. Windows 2003 standard edition shows in disk manager: State: error. I try reactivate volume but it just shows state error. Event viewer shows: dmboot: error starting volumen volume1 (E:) and LDM : internal error: specified plex get subdisks disabled Diskpart shows: Disk state size free