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Sounds like your problem is a little more severe. We never had any problems with client machines losing connections to servers, since our DHCP records were still correct. We just had problems pinging and connecting via UNC to client machine since DNS was messed up. Anyway, yes, clearing the PTR...

I think what I'm going to do is just remove all the PTR records from DNS (minus servers) over the weekend. PTR records are updated when the machine restarts (I've tested this twice), so on Monday all machines will update in DNS when they start up. This should make DHCP and DNS sync up. Thanks...

This was not checked, but I have enabled it. Any idea how long it would normally take for this setting to update the PTR records? Also, the DHCP/DNS server is Windows 2003 Server. Computer A is Windows 2000 Professional.

Having a small problem. While pinging IP addresses in my network, I've noticed conflicting return data. For example, if I ping Computer-A, it will return an IP address. If I then turn around and ping the IP address it returns (ping -a IP) it will return a different computer record. What I've...

:) The account was part of the Exchange Services and Exchange Domain Services accounts, but was not a part of the Exchange Enterprise Services. Once this was set the purge option was available. Thanks for your help.

I've tried this, but for whatever reason the Purge option is grayed out. Is there anything else I can try? Thanks for the help.

Is it possible to remove a user's mailbox from Exchange if their active directory account has been deleted? The Exchange Tasks option in Exchange is gone since the AD account no longer exists, so it will not let me remove the mailbox. Is there a way around this, or will I need to restore the AD...

If it comes down to it, we'll most likely just buy another version of 5.5. I just wanted to make sure there was no way Exchnage 2003 could read it before I did so.

I did see that software, I'm just not sure I can convince management to spend $1000 on it. I'm looking for the more..."free" way. :)

I have a slight problem I'm working on. We used to have an Exchange 5.5 server running about 2-3 years ago. Eventually we migrated to Exchange 2000, and now to Exchange 2003. During this time, we sold off our copies of 2000 and 5.5. However, our backups of all the data from this time are still...

Looked around in Exchange, but didn't find anything remotely related to this. (-:

It's possible, we do use Exchange 2003. It worked OK with his old laptop though, which would have used the same Exchange profile. I'll check around Exchange 2003 though.

Thanks for the input. I do know about this method, and yes, it does work. However, the user does not want to have to fill in multiple fields when entering numbers, he just wants to type in the 10 digit number and have it formatted automatically. I know this is possible, because in my own...

Recently I purchased a new laptop for a user which came with Outlook 2003. This user had been using 2003 before this laptop, so he was used to some of it's features. In his old version of Outlook, when he would add a phone number to a contact, Outlook would automatically format the number with...

disord3r - Thanks, I think that may help. Just curious, what did you search for? I looked around gogle for about 20 minutes this morning and didn't see that article.

Hello. I'm not sure what you mean. I can see the Network Connections folder in the Control Panel if that's what you're asking. My problem isn't getting to the Network Connections folder. My problem is when I open this folder, the only connection listed is his VPN connection. The Wireless and his...

Hello. I have a user running Windows XP Professional. He uses XP to handle his Wireless internet connection. Last week he brought his laptop to me, and showed me that the wireless icon in his start menu was gone. After looking at this, I noticed the wireless connection icon was also missing...

I apologize if there's a Group Policy forum, I didn't see one so I'm posting this here. Is there anyway to disable the renaming of files through Group Policy? The only thing I can to do anything like this is changing the profile to mandatory, but this won't work for me since I'm dealing with...

I did research the question before asking it here, and received numerous different options on changing the administrator password. I apologize for rsearching it further here.

Looks like I've got 3 different services relying on the Administrator account on 3 different servers. MSSQLServer, SurfControl Web/Email Filter and Veritas Backup are all running with the Domain Admin account. So you think it should be as easy as stopping these services, changing them to...