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Charles0/5 09 Apr 2010
We have a 2-node Windows Server 2003 cluster, with both nodes as domain
controllers and running clustered SQL Server 2003. I realise this goes
against all good practice, and that is partly why I am trying to do the
following.
We additionally have two Windows Server 2008 R2 domain member servers, which
we wish to make domain controllers. We then wish to demote the two existing
Phillip Windell0/4 09 Apr 2010
How can I disable connectivity to a windows server for 60 seconds?
In linux this is done with: ifconfig eth0 down ; sleep 60 ; ifconfig eth0
up
LanceJ0/1 09 Apr 2010
::Where you able to find a cause to your problem? I am having a similar
situation. Thanks::
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KDawg440/3 09 Apr 2010
Hello,
I am need to be able to search, alert, and report on data from the
Windows Security Event Log. I need to be able to determine if any
login attempts (success|failure) are for users who have elevated
priveleges (administrator). This could be the administrator account
or any account that has admin priveleges. Is there somewhere in the
security event log that gives me an idea the
Tore@UNKNOWN, U...0/13 09 Apr 2010
Am I correct in thinking you cannot add tape backup drivers to a virtual
machine? I want to be able to use backup exec on a virtual machine running
windows 2008 but I have no way of installing the drivers. I can use the
backup on the Hyper-V Host computer without a problem.
I have a Small Business Edition of the Backup software which came with the
drive. My problem is I can only
one22six0/1 09 Apr 2010
Check the property of your TCP/IP, if there are there unused protocols such
as "Client for Netware" or Mac uninstall them. Even if they are not checked
in the TCP/IP property still they can create login time outs.
david
"david marshal" wrote:
> Slow login to Server and Terminal Server
> Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] posted on Tuesday, November 13, 2007 7:47 PM
>
>
> I'm
Bruce0/1 08 Apr 2010
Helo Pegasus,
The LmCompatibility level in the Registry is already set to 1.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks.
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> "Bruce" <binstar@aei.ca> wrote in message
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>> I cannot map a drive to a Win2k Server folder from
shayneneal0/1 08 Apr 2010
andy...
I am curious, what was the problem that you found an hour after posting
this issue? I am trying to log on to a remote workstation in another
city and am getting the same error. Is the policy in place due to the
user or device being logged onto?
I am trying to do a simple application test and do not want to actually
log into the server unless necessary.
Shayne
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ALEJO [CAP]0/1 08 Apr 2010
hello,
I can not run a client certificate. happens that when we implement the
sigiente form does not work.
Windows Server 2003 with Certificate function
Web Server
Clients can not download the certificate giving to add staff.
this tell you;
The page Require a client certificate
The page you are trying to view Requires the use of a client certificate.
HTTP 403.7 -
Charles0/6 08 Apr 2010
We currently have a small domain with a Win 2003 (NOT SBS) Server acting as
Domain Controller. It handles DHCP, DNS and AD Services. We are about to
install a Windows 2008 server into the domain and wish to migrate all the
services to the new machine. Is there a step by step guide on how to do
this anywhere? I have looked on Google and cannot find a simple step by
step guide for the
Meinolf@UNKNOWN...0/2 08 Apr 2010
I have been searching for documentation on moving from a Server 2003 to
Server 2008 R2 domain but not finding much. Know of a good step-by-step
document or two to review?
We have a 2003 32-bit domain controller still holding all the roles - one
2008 R2 domain controller is in place and the domain is a mixed 2003/2008.
A second 2008 R2 is currently sitting idle as a member
JohnB0/1 07 Apr 2010
This probably really isn't a Windows issue, but I'm hoping someone here has
an idea on what could be wrong.
Users RDP into a Terminal Server. Some on the LAN and some remotely. All
work ok except for 2 buildings that each have their own high speed cable
connection. Just the cable modem. No hardware firewall. On those 2
locations the app times out. Only 2 computers at each of
DaveMills0/2 07 Apr 2010
ABE seems to be working only on the level immediately below the share that
has ABE enable... it does not work seem to work on the subdirecties??
So if the share is level A -- they do not have rights to B -- but they do
have rights to C -- how can I make that work? Before we had shortcuts that
could get them directly to C (without navigating) - not they are getting
denied.
Here is a
DaveMills0/2 07 Apr 2010
Thanks for this.
I will give this a try. I can confirm that the user is not changing this
setting however.
"DaveMills" <DaveMills@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 12:04:57 +1300, "Gorge Lucas" <nope@nope.com> wrote:
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>Having a major main with a group policy setting for IE. The user has
Valdas Adomaiti...0/3 07 Apr 2010
Hello,
I was browsing through folders is Windows Server 2003 standard SP2 and
noticed something I didn't pay attention to before. There were two types of
folders: "File folder" and "Folder".
Pic1 Two types
http://i355.photobucket.com/albums/r447/biesas/explorer_type/1.jpg
I wonder how is that type folder of type "Folder" created, because when I
look into properties it seems like
KDawg440/3 07 Apr 2010
With 2003 R2, is there a way to send the event logs to a syslog server out
of the box, or do i need to invest in a 3rd party solution?
Thanks.
Phillip Windell0/8 07 Apr 2010
Hello new here with a newbie problem,
I've been told to move everything from an old file server to a new
machine, or from a computer with server 2k3 SBS to a new computer with
server 2k8. I'm not a computer/network person at all, but this is what
I've been told to do, so I'm having major problems. If anyone can help
or knows a better place to post this to get helped please tell me.
Paul Bergson [M...0/4 07 Apr 2010
Hello Gurus,
Currently I am having an issue with logins and profiles as per details
below.
Server/Network Configuration Details:
1 X Windows Server 2008 Std FE 64bit (DC)
2 X Windows Server 2008 Ent 32bit Terminal Servers
User Profiles are Roaming and exist in: \\SBSERVER\Profiles on the Domain
Controller and C:\Users\ on the Terminal Servers.
Approx 50 users.
Problem
Valdas Adomaiti...0/4 07 Apr 2010
Hi
I forgot the password, for my server ( windows 2003). Is there any way I can
bypass the loging?
Thanks
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System Administrator
Dave Patrick0/4 07 Apr 2010
Hello Dave,
Did you get a chance to call MS and get the details.
Cheers,
AD
"AD" wrote:
> Hello Dave,
>
> The KB is for Windows 2003 SP1.
>
> Do we have any other article for SP2.
>
> Thanks,
> AD
>
> "Dave Patrick" wrote:
>
> >
> > The CHKDSK utility incorrectly identifies and deletes in-use security
> > descriptors
> > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831374/
Mervyn Zhang [M...0/3 07 Apr 2010
Hi everyone,
I have actually a problem with Windows Backup on a Windows 2008 R2 Server
standard edition.
I've a server with two hard drive, each one with one partition (C and F) and
one external drive (G)
I've defined planned tasks on this server to make backup. (wbadmin start
backup -include:c:,f: -allcritical -backuptarget:\\server\g$\backup\day1 -quiet)
=> this task
rosgiof@hotmail...0/1 06 Apr 2010
On 2 Apr, 13:38, "rosg...@hotmail.it" <rosg...@hotmail.it> wrote:
> Nobody help me?
> Please.....
rosgiof@hotmail...0/1 06 Apr 2010
On 3 Apr, 20:13, Rajesh MS wrote:
> Please try to take tbe backup to a local hard disk instead of to a tape media or a drive which is on remote server.
>
> PeterHerijger wrote:
>
> ntBackup event ID 8019
> 07-Feb-08
>
> Does anyone know how to solve problems regarding ntBackup on a Server2003?
> It seems that it is not possible to create even one backup.
> Event IDs like 8019 will
vani0/1 06 Apr 2010
Hi,
The call to WlanSetInterface with op-code to disable AutoConfig is
failing with error code ACCESS DENIED. Is this because of some kind of
Domain Policy enforced by the Win7 server?
I would appreciate any input on this.
Thanks,
Vani
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Dave Patrick0/2 06 Apr 2010
Is there a way I can configure Windows (in general, or specifically for
Windows Server 2003 or later) so that if a program produces an access
violation, that the AV will not be shown, i.e. the program just ends without
an error dialog being shown? I have done this for a different fatal error,
the familiar "program name has stopped working...". I do this by setting a
couple of
Phillip Windell0/2 06 Apr 2010
Yeah, I believe it's the "system state" backup that's looking for this file. I have the same problem. Hyper-V was installed but it's not anymore. I realize I can just ignore it but I hate having errors because if there is a real error I won't know unless I look at the logs.
This is what I hate about nanny software.
Anthony wrote:
Backup Failures
12-Mar-10
Hi,
We ahve a
Phillip Windell0/4 06 Apr 2010
I have a customer who has a Dell 2003 Small Business Server and they dont
need Exchange or Sharepoing or WSUS, The system right now is using around
2GB and only has 1GB of Ram Can i just go in the services and disable all
the MS Exchange, SQL, and WSUS, services? Will this cause any issues?
santhoshredhat0/1 06 Apr 2010
hi this santhosh
i have same issue in my system also pls let me no if u get any solution
without formating
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Steven Carr0/1 06 Apr 2010
Hi list,
We had an incident yesterday where both of our domain controllers were
rebooted at the same time, when the domain controllers came back online
both had set their firewall into public mode. So we were unable to ping
or RDP the servers.
Looking on the web I found some information stating that a domain
computer would only switch to the domain firewall profile if it could
"see"
Meinolf@UNKNOWN...0/2 06 Apr 2010
Will it be released to Windows 2003? Does exist even for XP.
Thanks.
Jonathan de Boy...0/3 06 Apr 2010
Hello,
At had a crash on my hard disk, on a Windows Server 2003 partition (on the
other partition I have XP Pro)
Fortunately I made an image disk of that Windows Server 2003 partition (I'm
using Acronis True Image Echo Server) so I expected to restore it. The
restore ran well and finished by the happy message "Restore successful".
My boot.ini is just in the reverse order: XP first,
NewMan0/2 06 Apr 2010
Hello.
I'm having a ****in' big problem with a VPN.
This is my scenario:
I have a Windows Server 2003, with DNS,DHCP,AD and ISA Server running.
This server has 3 network cards:
Internal Network:
192.168.0.1 / 255.255.255.0 (DNS/DHCP)
Internet:
192.168.254.254 / 255.255.255.0 / 192.168.254.1
(This card is connected to a SpeedStream 5200 (router mode, not
bridge)).
Dedicated
Ace Fekay [MVP-...0/6 05 Apr 2010
Hi all,
If any aplications can support windows 2008 x64 bit, can you safely say that
applications can support Windows 2008 R2 x64 bit too?
Windows 2008 R2 just add some additional features than windows 2008, right?
Thank you.
Bill Grant0/5 05 Apr 2010
The organization I work for has Server 2003 three domain controllers,
one for each location. The main location's DC holds all the key
roles, so I'm under the understanding that backing up the system state
of this server is going to capture all the Active Directory objects.
What I'm wondering, at this point, is if there's any reason to backup
the system states of the remote DCs. The
JohnB0/3 05 Apr 2010
Not a april fool's day joke.
I had to re-install windows.
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>>
>> Or is it perhaps a case of having a DOS boot diskette or CD in a drive?
>>
> Perhaps it's a case of posting a bogus question on April Fools' Day.
>
NewMan0/3 05 Apr 2010
I have a small network with Active Directory Installed. The AD Domain
is controlled by Win2003 Servers.
I have a member server which is Win 2008 (R1) server. The central
database for Sage's Simply Accounting is installed on this server.
One of Sage's peculiarities is the "Connection Manager". This is
installed on the server as a "service". And the start-up is
"automatic". The problem
sandy@UNKNOWN, ...0/1 04 Apr 2010
Read
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/WindowsServer2008/AdminTips/Admin/WhathappenedtoNTBACKUPinWindowServer2008.html
Meinolf Weber wrote:
Hello Marcos,The article you posted applies to a VISTA machine used for
11-Apr-08
Hello Marcos,
The article you posted applies to a VISTA machine used for backup, NOT the
2008 server itself.
The builtin backup from 2008
Hank Arnold0/1 04 Apr 2010
Dusko has a good idea about the cause.
Be careful, though, about installing it on a W7 computer. 2003 is XP
based. If you install XP on a computer with W7, you will lose access to
the W7 partition.
Do some research first for techniques on how to install an XP based OS
after W7. Normally, one installs the older OS and then the new one.
Regards,
Hank Arnold
Microsoft MVP
Leythos0/1 31 Dec 1969
In article <F88738B3-C189-4562-A882-EC014231348A@microsoft.com>,
JoeM@discussions.microsoft.com says...
>
> I am testing Windows Server 2008R2 (evaluation copy) to see how well it will
> work in our current system. We currently have a 2003 Server that someone
> else setup, this server is going to be removed, and the network is being
> setup from scratch.
>
> I have created a
