Recent content by Saugilsr

I would have to agrea. Giving it a logical domain name. It will just make life easier when it comes to planning. Especialy if the domain is going to grow. It doesn't matter that they dont have a registered name (website). Because all of you communication is internal. You wont be able to...

If you do an NSLOOKUP for your new domain. ie nslookup domain.com What result does it give you? If it doesn't return the IP of you local server that may be the cause of the problem. Do the logs on the server report anything wierd?

Sure you can do this. The only thing you will probably run into is having to install a loopback device. AD doesn't like being installed when the machine isn't connected. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=259567

Here is a link with how to get a random record from different types of databases. http://www.petefreitag.com/item/466.cfm Or another way to do it is to pick a random number. Then loop thru the records and stop on the random number. psuedo: while x < RAND currnet = nextrecord x + 1...

Im not sure about how you network is setup. Do you login localy to your computer rather then a domain? From what I can tell your software runs from a share on a file server, correct? What you could do then is map a drive for her. Map a drive which will ask for credentials and tell it to...

Im a little confused. Let me make sure I've got things straight. You have a w2k Domain controller. It is also the main DNS server (configured to forward). There are 5 workstations using that server as their main DNS. You have a NAT device you want to use to share the net. Everything is static...

Have you considered using Windows Internet Printing? http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313058&sd=tech http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/internetprint.mspx It creates a 'website' automaticaly. ie http://myprintserver/printers/. Users can go...

From what you've told us I would try something like this. Some of this depends on how the software works. Make a computer startup script that copies the .ini file to the appropriate place. Then you know that its where it should be and you wont have to worry about the users permissions...

I would strongly recommend Dansguardian. Is the best filter I've found and ontop of that its Free! I've just implemented it in a school. As soon as the word got out that every web request was logged -- students walk around with very nervous expressions on their face. http://dansguardian.org/

This link show you how to handle certain extentions using ISA. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/isa/2004/plan/httpfiltering.mspx

Well a simple batch file can do this for you. Something along the lines of: To just echo the found files: @echo off for /F %%f in (extenstions.txt) do (for /R %%i in (*.*) DO IF %%~xi == %%f echo %%i) To delete the found files: @echo off for /F %%f in (extenstions.txt) do (for /R %%i in...

Sorry, I've been on vacation (out of the country) and I'm just getting back to a connected computer. Thanks for the insight. I'll try it first thing when Im back at work [Mon]. I'd _really_ like that box to stick where it is though... Here is the html that inserts the box. <div...

I have some css to replace the icons in an UL with doc type icons. EG. A pdf gets a pdf icon. It works flawlessly in FF. As expected... http://www.st-andrews.com/ff.bmp However IE _always_ chops off the first icon.. and sometimes cuts the icons in half.. (scrolling up + down revives them)...

Ok. Well we need to look at a couple things. Is this a Windows2k(3) DNS + domain? Do you run DHCP or static IPs? Is the DNS Dynamic? Active Directory Intergrated? In order no know which path to take we need to know how the system is running. For example I can't just say delete the records if...

If you want to use exactly what is assigned in their AD profile you'll need this too: Set objUser = GetObject ("LDAP://cn=somebody,ou=somewhere,dc=domain,dc=com") HDir = objUser.HomeDirectory HDrive = objUser.HomeDrive