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My company is upgrading to Exchange 2010 from Exchange 2003 and I have been asked to get a list of users that have permissions to group mailboxes, since it appears that we will need to simultaneously upgrade the mailbox to 2010 and the users accessing that mailbox to Office 2010. I have been...

I recently installed OpenManage on my Dell PE2950 and found that the storage controller wasn't recognized. Since this is the main reason for me installing OM, I upgraded my PERC 5/i firmware so that OM could see it, and found out that my DRAC 5 is now inaccessible. The system sees it, and I...

I recently came across a bug in one of my company's applications whereby when I was logged on to the terminal server and hit the application shutdown button, the whole server shut down. When asking why this happened, the reply was that it was by design: the program sends a system call to shut...

I have a website where I would like to post the running time of an MP3 file. I have attempted to find out how to do this by searching the net, but I find that it tells me I need to know the bitrate to find the playing time, or vice versa. Is it possible to find that playing time of an MP3 in...

I am new to server 2003, and I have it set up on a small network. I created users and placed them into an OU, then defined a default policy for the domain that redirects folders to the server and runs a login script to map drives. I don't see where I have anything duplicated, yet RSOP says...

A client of mine is set up with a DSL modem and a DI-524 router, which is cabled to a main system and has two wireless clients. This setup was working for a couple of weeks, and now nothing works. To get any internet at all, the modem has to be directly plugged into the main system. I thought...

I have several pages that I use at work that could really benefit from an auto refresh. Unforntunately, the powers that be have decided that it is not in their best interest to just reprogram the page, they think the massive influx of traffic may crash the servers. Officially, IT tells me this...

I have a Win2k server, and I am running IIS 5.0 for my web server. I installed the FPSE package from Microsoft on my server, and it says that it installed successfully, but none of my extensions actually work. When I run the extension package on the existing web, it tells me that there is...

I have an interesting problem with a brand new Win2k machine joining my domain. I have the machine and the users set up on the server, and I have local and interactive login rights given to the appropriate accounts. I can join the domain successfully, but then after I reboot the machine, I am...

Okay, this may have been covered in other areas, but I can't seem to find the answer. I have a win2k network set up at home, running AD. I have a printer set up on one of the client machines, and I want to share that printer with the rest of the domain. I share the printer, and check the box...

I have a dual boot win98 and Win2k setup, and I was toying with using the NTFS for 98 utility so that I wouldn't have to duplicate data files on the 98 side. Doing this trashed my 2k partition, presumably because the utility was made for the NT4 implementation of NTFS, and not the 2k...

Okay, this one has probably been answered before, but I could not find the answer, and I am pulling my hair out because it's probably so simple. I have a Win2k server running AD, which I want the ability to log onto as a regular user. I know that as default, this behavior is not allowed for...

I currently have a hardware router set up with my home network, running Win2k Pro and Advanced Server. I know the flexibility I would gain by having my server be the router, but are there any downsides, other than two NICs and other hardware items?

I am new to the world of server based operating systems, and I have just recently set one up. Everything has gone great, but I have a question about roaming profiles and local profiles. I have existing systems that joined the domain, and when I log in locally, everything's dandy. When I log...