Recent content by jpatrick

You might check your paging file and see how much room it is using. I have found it using excessive amounts and moved a large part of it to another partition. This has worked for me but it sounds as you may not have partitions to handle this. Just a thought.... just an idea.... research it and...

Yes they are in different forests. Now having said that let me ask something I should know. When doing this trust I have gotten both domains to show up as a option in the logon dropdown box. This is not something I would prefer but if I must have it to trust domains I of course will have it...

I have Domains A and B both with AD. I have set up domain B, using the AD domains and trusts tool, to "domains trusted by" and "domains that trust" and never recieved an error. On Domain A I setup "domains trusted by" but then it won't set up "domains that...

[lsass.exe] window title Security Accounts Manger initialization failed because of the following error: Access denied I cannot long into the server it appears the username and password files have been corrupted somehow. The Server is a 2000 standard and it is replicating the active directory...

I have what I believe to be the same question... does anyone know in group policies (the exact) location.... process.... to give local admin rights to a domain user? thanks

thanks for the 2 responses... we had already tried the scripting but were unable to locate the "correct" scripting and as we found after days of looking larsjuhl is right... 95-98 does not support the nested folders to be mapped thru a policy you must indivdually touch each home folder...

I am trying to map a drive using Group Policies. It is somewhat successful for my windows 2000 clients but not so well with my 95-98 clients. 95-98 only want to map the whole home directory instead of the individual folders for the user. I am running 2000 server. Thanks for the answer as I am...

Am trying to do a backup from a 2000 server which is part of a workgroup to a network backup device which is part of a domain. When I try to do it I get the message that the path is not valid. Sorry if I am being ignorant but does someone have a answer to this problem? When ever I do a backup...

Am trying to do a backup from a 2000 server which is part of a workgroup to a network backup device which is part of a domain. When I try to do it I get the message that the path is not valid. Sorry if I am being ignorant but does someone have a answer to this problem? When ever I do a backup...

Why do I get this message it is very frustrating. I am using Arcserve 7.....

thanks a bunch for the reply.... I will have to try the upgrade to XP my coworkers keep telling me it is the fixall but ... still holding my 2000 ground, I am stubborn! Thanks again

Not always but to often when I attempt to open Outlook it hangs and doesn't open up for several minutes... I have restarted and get the same results. I have checked for other progems running to try to get something that was causing it but can't find anything. If I get impatient I can look at the...

on the workstation I am using to attempt to log in to the server I just checked the app log, and system log and they both didn't report anything on my failed attempts. jpatrick

Have given the share level as well as the drive, folder and file permissions. Thanks for the response....

Thanks.... the $ hides the drive but I thought (if given rights) could be accessed by a "user" but anyway have tried sharing specifically for the "user" with a different share name already but to no avail. Cannot figure unless there is a domain setting over riding local...