Recent content by HeathRamos

setup: clients connecting to cisco vpn 3000 concentrator using cisco client, ipsec (certificate). problem: this setup has worked for quite awhile but recently users have had trouble. normally they open the vpn client, it prompts them for a username and password and they are logged on...

I am going to add my first Windows 2003 DC tomorrow but I have a question about it. We currently have Windows 2000 DCs with some Windows 2003 member servers and an Exchange 2003 Server (on windows 2003). I ran the Exchange adprep a long time ago. How do I check if records are mangled...

We have an Access database that is secured and used to prompt for a username and password but stopped doing so this morning. We open the database with a shortcut (points to the correct workgroup file) and this shortcut hasn't changed. When you open it using the shortcut, it doesn't prompt you...

which ISOs do I need? all 4? agent iso as well?

I have been looking into seting up a wireless lan that uses certificates (Securing Wireless LANs with Certificate Services article) but it has brought up a few questions... #1 Can you set this up using Windows 2003 standard edition or just using enterprise edition? (I know you can't customize...

I assume you looked at this article too. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042/ I did something similar on a Windows 2000 server and it works.

I need to mirgate from Windows 2000 AD to Windows 2003 AD. I have three main concerns: moving DNS from the Windows 2000 DC to a Windows 2003 DC, pre-Windows 2000 desktops being able to log on and forestprep/domain for Windows 2003 (moving dhcp and wins seems simple enough). #1 Moving DNS How...

All servers are part of the Windows 2000 domain but one of the certificates needs to be installed on the Exchange Server for external use as well.

I currently have a stand alone root CA on a Windows 2000 server and need to move it to a Windows 2003 Server. I use certifcates currently for OWA, WSUS and VPN but I am considering using it with wireless security as well in the future (set up a radius server). Should I use an Enterprise root...

how do you map user accounts if the nfs client in on the windows workstation (assuming before you were using the passwd and group files)?

I am confused as to where you should install a certificate for OWA published behind an ISA server. Currently I have the certificate installed on the Exchange server but I have read where people have installed a certificate on the ISA server. Should I have it installed on one? both? depends on...

well...I tried this an still get an error when I try to sync emails. any other suggestion?

A little more detail on our set up. We have a certificate installed on the Exchange Server and the virtual directories are all under the Default Website on that Windows 2003 server. So...to go over the steps: ISA Server: Needs to have a web publishing rule that points to a destination set...

FTR...I read somewhere that you could test OMA by going to http://servername/oma. Since I am using SSL, I went to https://servername/oma and was prompted for a username/password. I got the following: A System error has occurred while processing your request. Please try again. If the problem...

I recently got a new cell phone that has windows mobile 5.0 on it and would like to set it up so I can get my email on it. Our set up: Exchange 2003 (only one server, no FE/BE set up), ISA 2000. We currently have OWA working with SSL (cert from inhouse CA). I turned off FBA for now but would...