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I have run into similar situations on several occasions. The way I find it best to do this is to promote the BDC to be the PDC. Upgrade the new PDC to Win2k, and run dcpromo. This will get all your users/groups/permissions into Active Directory, and your WinNT network is still intact. If...

Can you ping the server from a client? Can you ping the loopback on the server itself?

NetBIOS names are used on older (Windows NT and before) Windows networks to access shared resources. This is similar to NIS in the UNIX world. The rest of the world uses DNS hostnames. NetBIOS names are limited to 15 characters (16 really but one is a hidden "special" character that is...

You may want to ensure that the client machines are set up for Dynamic DNS. How long are your DHCP leases? If you have short leases and no Dynamic DNS, then your DNS database could contain stale records. If your intranet is running asp or java code, it is possible that your IIS server is trying...

Try sending the message using Windows Terminal Server Manager.

Sorry, I don't know why it did not occur to me that you meant Windows NT SERVER, especially since we are in the Windows NT Server forum. My fault. Yes, you are correct that Partition Magic does not work on Windows NT Server, and browolf is also correct about ServerMagic. I've used it and it is...

You can achieve limited AD functionality with Win95/98/NT machines using the Active Directory Extension. The NT version is available online at: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/server/evaluation/news/bulletins/adextension.asp The 95/98 versions are on the Windows 2000 Server install disk.

Try this site: http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=149&ScriptType=vbscript Since this is a vbscript your NT clients will need to have WSH installed. I'm 99% sure you can't do this with a shell script.

This makes me mad too. Windows NT must be installed on the first partition of the hard-drive. If you already have C: designated for another OS, NT will not install. It will complain that "C:\ is too large to format." Even if you point the install at free-space at the end of the drive...

Sounds like you are running Terminal Services in Remote Administration mode. In this mode normal users cannot log in through Terminal Services. Logins are limited to only 3 concurrent administrator sessions. If you are in Application Server mode and users cannot log on, check Group Policy and...

Try setting the app up to run in separate memory space. What's probably happening is that each instance of the application launched on the Terminal Server is running is shared memory space. This is the default setting for 16-bit apps. Check out Knowledge Base Article 156360 for how to configure...

Could it be possible that you have a workgroup and a domain with the same name? For example, is there a workgroup named HOME that you have some servers assigned to and a domain named HOME that you have other machines assigned to?

I have a Citrix 1.8 implementation that I inherited. When I open Citrix Server Administration and go to the Applications tab, I have 1 farm and a second entry named "Unassociated Applications." These applications can be accessed and run (using a custom ICA connection to the...

Citrix will not run as a server on Windows 98. It requires Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server(WTS) or Windows 2000 Server. What you probably want is a Windows emulator for Mac. There are a lot of these, and they are cheaper than licensing Citrix.