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Question #2: Also, What would happen if one of these WAN connections is not working? Would the Universal Group Cache answer the group memberships until the cache expires?

Oh, I've been there too. Not fun. HP & lexmark port monitors are NOTORIOUS for causing hang-ups. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947477 Is the drive where the spool files are kept full? (just checking). Do you clear your spool folder? We regularly delete user's temp & IE temp folders - USE...

If this is the ONLY DC for a domain, then you might run into some issues... but I'm assuming that it's not... If there is another DC, you might have to re-authorize the server to have access to the user's RAS settings. You may also need to look at your wireless policy and re-check any group...

I'd like to know if I should enable Universal Group Caching given the following scenario: - Single Forest (no other external trusts) - Parent domain has 4 child domains. (Full transitive trusts) ourcompany.com Site0 - 2 DCs child1.ourcompany.com Site1 - 1 DC...

Thanks for your answer. For simplicy's sake I swapped IP's of 2 DC/DNS servers and achieved what I wanted (not having to change DNS IP's on any client and keep clients pointed to DCs for DNS resolutions.) Currenly we're not using DNS integrated with AD. Essentially we're still using a single...

Hello, First, thanks for your response. The setup you describe is already in use in our current DNS structure and working very well. I was kind of trying to simplify a larger question I posted (link below) regarding some DNS server migrations...

I think you are essentially asking for 'guest' access i.e. users who are either on the AD or visitors who just want to get to the Internet & email. This falls under the topic of "Network Access Control" or NAC which is a HOT topic (i.e. revenue) for a lot of companies... PS: Our company...

Do Windows XP, 2000, 2003 member servers, 2008 member servers in an AD domain need to point their primary and secondary DNS server settings to a DNS server that is also a Domain controller (with NON-AD Integrated DNS zones)? Why or why not? As long as they can resolve the AD domain via dns...

I'm trying to figure out the best course of action regarding the migration of Non-integrated DNS from 2 Windows 2000 SP4 based DC to newer Windows 2003 based DCs. Currently, we have two W2K DCs (native mode) domain which I am trying to migrate away from to an all Win2003 DC based domain. As...

I've done something very similar (production environment with 200+ clients using SquidNT as well in our 'guest' web access network) Here are some suggestions: SSL websites will not work with transparent proxies. So, you might want to hand out an automatic proxy configuration file via DHCP...

I believe you can actually reset all settings back to factory and or remove all installed products. From what I recall the IPSO product won't work without license keys anyway. But I understand your need to re-flash it. Do you still have access to the Nokia support? They might be able to help...

I'd like anyone's opinion about the following suggested steps in extending the System/Boot Partition on a Windows 2000 Standard Server... Goal: Increase the C: partition from 4GB to 36GB. The Problem: Diskpart.exe can't extend a boot partition or system partition of an OS...

There are 2 utilities which can assist you in pinpointing the problems: netdiag dcdiag They both have EXTENSIVE command line options for exactly such tasks. MAKE SURE you get the LATEST versions of these from Microsoft. They've updated them since they put them out with the Windows OS Support...

1. You could create a GLOBAL Group in Active Directory (i.e. NoHTTPAccess Add users who you don't want to have Internet access 2. Create an Organizational Unit in your AD i.e. AD: yourcompany.com OU: yourcompany.com\Servers\TerminalServers 3. MOVE the server's computer object into that OU...

Thanks, I'm familiar with this option and I may consider doing just what you have described. However, there are lots more issues to consider on this server: This server is also a DHCP server, Primary DNS server for all of our DNS zones and also a Windows 2000 TSE License Server. So to...

Goal 1: Increase the size of the C: System partition on a Windows 2000 Standard Server SP4 + latest fixes to more than 4GB. Goal 2: Increase the sizes of E: and F: data partitions as well. I describe 2 different options that I could think of and but have some questions about each. For the...

I'm having the same problem; I think I'll just upgrade to v10. Ultimately I think the problem in our case was that the our tapes were filling up and so it didn't know where to write the On-Media catalog. Tools | Options | Catalog | "Use storage media-based catalogs" Otherwise I'm having the...

Thanks wnbowman, It turns out that I have missed some of the steps. I ended up working 'til 12:30am on a Friday/Saturday but I got it to work. All it well with the server, the only item not restored was the Recovery Console... files are there but the boot.ini doesn't show it. I did back it up...

Hello, We are in the process of expanding a Proliant ML370 G3 server running W2K SP4, from using 2 SCSI drives attached to the onboard SCSI controllers to a SmartArray 5302 PCI controller with 5 x 72GB drives in a RAID 5 configuration. Our goal is to preserve the "OS" (System State) & all...

I don't know what kind of connections you have between the buildings but I would want to limit broadcasts at each building BEFORE it hits your main switches; You could do the following: Configure each switch for each building to be their own VLAN (or one vlan per floor per building) Connect...