Thomas,
Thanks for your feedback. I have gotten this two work. What I did was reinstalled service pack 3a for sql and that seems to have solved the problem.
I have just installed Sharepoint on a web server sitting on my DMZ and am trying to connect it to a sql server on the private network. When I get to the Database setup screen, I am not able to connect to the sql server. I get a login fail message (Login failed for user 'psi\sharepoint'. (Error...
I a Dos app that has to print to an LPT port. The printers are not local to the TS. So when a user logs on they are printing back to the printer that was created when logging on.
Does anyone know of an app or way to get around this?
I have a Windows 2003 server running Terminal services. Does anyone know how I can keep the server from mapping anything but the default printer on the client.
Thanks
I would all depend upon your setup. I have setup several and some take 15min and others several hours. If you do purchase one, buy a support contract. They are only about $70 and that will help you with any items that you have trouble with.
administrator
I don't mean to be rude but you are asking me alot of simple questions. I may have missed something simple sometimes we all do. But I am pretty sure that I have a bigger problem.
I believe it is some sort of Sam corruption or something of that nature.
I have a NT4.0 server that has SP6a and I am tring to joing an XP pro machine to the domain. I have tried multiple machines and they are not able to join the domain. However the serveral machines that have been joined to the domain for quite sometime and are able to logon. After entering my...
I have windows2000 server with msnetsm32.exe and ns.exe using 65% of my CPU time. I have not found information on either of these on Microsoft's site.
Could someone please give me some information on these?
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