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The TS server is part of a domain and yes, the user attemps to log onto the server remotely using remote desktop Connection. Other users can log onto the TS server with RDP without us changing AD to give them special permission. Thanks, Simon

I have this user who tries to connect to a remote Terminal Server machine but is refused connection and given a "you do not have interactive logon rights on this machine" errror message. How can i fix this? Any help is apreciated. Thx folks, Simon P

ABOzIT, Found the "Quota Entries" and fixed my problem all thanks to your help. Thank you very much, Simon

Well on this disk we have stored all the personal folders of every single employees and some of them have 100MB worth of storage space while others have 250MB! So if, according to what you write, i CANNOT set quotas for specific folders and knowing that all personal folders are on THE SAME DISK...

Hey All, I am in a bind here since the principal admin is no more, i am stuck setting share quotas on a 2003 server and i cannot find the right place to perform this operation. Help would be apreciated, thanks all, Simon

I checked it out and while it is a good and useful tool for globalization it is not what i am looking for. I am looking for the Oracle 10g iteration of what they use to call "Translation Hub" in 9i Thx Simon

Will check it out, Thanks, Simon

Hey All, Apparently, there's a feature that helps in the translation of languages in Oracle 10g. I need to translate an application from French to English and i have NO CLUE where to start looking for this feature. Any help is meaningful 'cause i am starting at Zero! Thank you all, Simon P

Like the tittle says: "What are the big differences between Developper Suite 9i and DS 10g?" We are scheduling a rollout to 10g from 9i but i fail to see the "obvious" differences! Enlighten me please, anyone? GBG (God Bless Geeks!!), Thanks all, Simon

This is the error i get: Could not open device tape0, error: (170-The requested resource is in use.) Tape is vali and in position. It is write enabled What gives?? Simon

A continuous beep could mean Power Supply, Keyboard and/or Motherboard problems. It all depends on the BIOS chip manufacturer as you probably figured. A little research will solve that. Good luck Simon

This is common with 98 but i have yet to see pcs refusing to shutdown in xp, it's possible nonetheless. The 98 glitch is fixed simply by installing the latest Windows Updates form the Microsoft Web Page. There's a patch that fixes this problem; don't ask me the name of KB number of the patch...

Before declaring your HD "deceased" try playing around with the jumpers located at the back of the hd. Try the "Master" position instead of the "CS" or Cable Select which is usually standard when pcs ship from the assembly plant. A diagram of the various driver positions is usually printed on...

Thank you sir, I will dload it and have a good look at it. Simon

A laptop with a gigabit capable (1000 Mbps) network card preferably in all three standards (a/b/g) so they can access every type of corporate wireless network encountered at client/customer sites. This all depends on the amount of money your Cie wants to spend and the type of network these...