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Its in User config - Windows components - Windows explorer - Prevent access to these drive. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

We run a Win2k domain at our school. We had the same problem last year but i found a group policy that prevents access to specified drived no matter what and it works just fine. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

The most recent OS will elect itself, so the Win 2k box will win over the NT4 box but every time you introduce a new Win2k box there will be an election. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

If i decide to go down the road of Win2k server and Exchange 2000 is it possible for that to coexist with 2003 AD and if now is it poss to install exchange into its own domain and create a trust. So i don't have to mess with my AD for now? Also is it poss to have a standalome Exchange sever to...

I am just about to do a test install of Exchange 2000 on a Windows 2003 server. Can anyone with experience of this give me a few pointers? I've heard that there is some messing around with active directory but my installation guide doesn't mention an pitfalls, are there any? Thanks. !!A good...

I've been messing around with custom MMC's but am having trouble creating one for my needs. What i'm looking for is a limited console that will allow paticular users to change passwords and unlock accounts but thats all, i don't want them to be able to mess with the Active Directory at all other...

It is possible if you use Norton Ghost of Powerquest, i use this on our test machines as soon as i bust windows i just stick in the Ghost boot floppy and 3 mins later i'm back up and running. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

NET TIME /DOMAIN:<domain_name> /SET /Y to set the time to network time. For a non-NT computer, you can enter the command NET TIME /WORKGROUP:<domain_name> /SET /Y A computer can also synchronize its time with a specific computer if you enter the command NET TIME \\<computer_name> /SET /Y...

var WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Shell&quot;); This is what's in ours if you put it on the desktop and click it it sets the appropriate proxy connection. WSHShell.RegWrite(&quot;HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Internet...

Are the 2 drives connected to a NT4 server? We had a similar problem at my last place and drives mapped to the 2K servers were fine but ones mapped to NT4 servers showed a red X. I left before getting to the bottom of it i'm afraid so no solution here, but it might give you something to go on...

We moved over about 5 months ago and it's been plain sailing, we have a very busy print server that has never been rebooted (our NT4 one needed rebooting ever couple of days) and active directory has been refined. It is an improvement on 2K server and if you are starting from scratch I would...

I've just got my new Smoothwall up and running and very nice it is too. I was just wondering if anyone new how i could make it boot from a USB key drive instead of CD, is this possible? Thanks guys. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

If you use static addressing you need to update DNS manually right? Also someone recently told me they were running an Active Directory network without DNS, i didn't think this was possible is it? Thanks !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

I'll give those a try. Thanks. !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!

Yes you are correct on that point. p.s i still didn't manage to decrypt the original files any new ideas there :-) !!A good cup of Tetley keeps the madness at bay!!