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Thanks for the tips. For some reasons, when I first tried to create a trust, I could only create a realm trust or a Windows domain trust. When I tried again later, I was able to create an external trust. So I created a non-transitive 2 way trust between both domains on my side (2003). So now...

Hi, What is the best way to establish a 2 way trust between a domain running Windows 2003 and one running Windows 2000 that are not in the same forest? We tried to create a 2 way, non transitive realm trust but it is not working. If someone could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate...

I recently configured a DFL-200 to act as a VPN entry point. But when I try to connect to it, I always get the roor message 619: There are several possible reasons why a connection to the remote computer could not be established: The remote computer might have been too busy. Wait a few...

Very helpful! Thanks a lot.

Is there a way to change the shutdwon/restart dialog box to make it behave like in XP Pro? I mean, when I click on shutdown or restart, it will do it without asking me the reason. I always type some random letter anyway. Thanks!

Hi, My current setup: 2 servers, A and B, behind a firewall. Sharepoint is installed on server B. The firewall send port 80 and 443 requests to server A and port 8081 to server B. I configured Sharepoint on B to use port 8081. So, domain.com get sent to A and domain.com:8081 get sent to B...

Hi, My current setup: 2 servers, A and B, behind a firewall. Sharepoint is installed on server B. The firewall send port 80 and 443 requests to server A and port 8081 to server B. I configured Sharepoint on B to use port 8081. So, domain.com get sent to A and domain.com:8081 get sent to B...

I managed to successfully compile and install 1.12.12 on CentOS 4.1. I ran "cvs init" and gave permissions to /usr/local/cvsroot to the cvs group that I created. I can't access it from Eclipse on my Windows station. I get the "Cannot connect to host" error message. I think that it is because...

Would this work ? cp -rP /mnt/ibm/*.* /mnt/ibm2/

It's on Redhat 9. Wouldn't I need to put the - before the switches ? If I got that right, this create an archive that is automatically decompressed on the target drive ? The disk is nearly full. Does this need to create a file ?

If I want to copy the whole content of a disk to another one, I just need to copy what is in /mnt/x to /mnt/y ? Will this copy everything, including hidden files if any ?

Is there any way to send the logs of a Win2003 server to another one ? Look like I might have to convert them to syslog format but I would prefer that they would stay in their native format. I did some search on that but I haven't found anything conclusive yet. Thanks, Simon

Great. Thanks again.

Serbtastic, I installed the first syslog daemon that I found (the one from Kiwi at http://www.kiwisyslog.com/products.htm) and then I ran that command... This is what I got: UDP 0.0.0.0:514 *:* 1500 Does that mean that it is open ? The thig...

The firewall is disabled. I need to open port 514. I used Nmap to scan my machine and if I interpreted the scan result correctly, port 514 is closed. I need 514 to be open so my 2003 server can receive the syslog messages from my Linux server.