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I found a solution to my problem: 1) Microsoft moved the NFS user mapping into active directory Advanced Features. I was able to add uid, uidNumber and gidNumber values for each user in the Attribute Editor tab for each user. 2) The passwd and group files on the Windows 2012 server take...

We had a working NFS share under Server 2003 that was mounted on an IBM AIX server. The share was set up to use "passwd" and "group" files with key Server 2003 users and groups cross mapped to users and groups listed in the "passwd" and "group" files. After upgrading to Server 2012 we are...

You're right. I was able to use MS Query to look at the underlying data pulled by the same SQL statement which showed the same problem independent of Crystal. There must be a bug in the DHARMA to_number function that only occurs with a union query. I modified my query to use {fn CONVERT}...

I have a problem where crystal reports is converting a decimal value to integer and I can't figure out how to prevent it. I'm using Crystal Reports 2008 to access DHARMA ODBC data. My query is: SELECT jd_fy as FY, jd_ap as AP, jd_id as JID, jd_entry as JE, jd_line as JLN, jd_ru as RU...

I just ran another test and it looks like the microsoft .Net Framework patch released last thursday (2/12/09) may have corrected this problem. My test files from before the patch now show the missing chunk on both UNIX and 2003. When I copy a new test file from the same source that didn't work...

The /etc/default/filesys entry is below: bdev=gloria:/transfer \ mountdir=/public mount=no fstyp=NFS \ rcmount=yes \ mntopts=rw This has not changed and has been working fine for years. It was originally set up in the filesystem manager. As I originally stated, the...

This isn't a display problem. The data is missing no matter what program I use to access the file. I've tried "edit" from the command prompt and the "excel" import tool. If I make a copy of the file the data is missing in the copy even under the UNIX side.

It sounds like you are loosing your IP address due to IP lease expiration, which would definately prevent access to the drives. What does "ipconfig /all" show before and after the problem? Why is the server is using a leased IP address instead of a reserved fixed address?

We use NFS to mount a Windows 2003 server share onto our SCO UNIX 3.2v5.0.6 server so staff can export text files from a database on the SCO server to a network drive. Just this last week we have started seeing odd behavior where files copied to the NFS share look ok when accessed through the...

We use NFS to mount a Windows 2003 server share onto our SCO UNIX 3.2v5.0.6 server so staff can export text files from a database on the SCO server to a network drive. Just this last week we have started seeing odd behavior where files copied to the NFS share look ok when accessed through the...

Does anyone else have any suggestions on this?

We have several XP machines that are able to run windows update through the same firewall. Also, I just temporarily changed my route table to go over a completely different firewall and internet line, with the same results. I don't think the firewall is the problem.

My System: I am using Windows 2003 server with a number of thin clients. The server is about a year old. We currently have IE 6.0 installed on the server (We don't want to go to 7.0 at this time). My Settings: We have the internet security zones locked down for the Internet zone, but fully...

Make sure you are also lock accounts after a set number of failures. This simple precaution thwarts all dictionary and brute force attacks against any user account. Once this is in place, hackers would have a better chance of winning the lotery than breaking in to your system through a login...

Now that you mention it, the handbook I have is 5.0.0, although I'm sure they've got the same information in the man pages somewhere, if you are fortunate enough to know where to look. So that was the logic behind the gettydef token names huh. I guess I wasn't aware of that eons ago when I...