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if it is all of your messages, have you changed any of your network settings lately, DNS, firewall, etc? Either of these could be the source of your problem.

You could also install the adminpak on your computer. Installing this gives you access to Active Directory from your workstation.

Is there a way to force the screen resolution on 2000 workstations using Server 2000 & group policy? scritp/setting/anything

Since many IM applications can run on port 80 blocking ports at the firewall never seemed to get the job done for me. Websense (http://www.websense.com) enables you to block all instant message traffic.

Using Server 2000 Group Policy to deploy msi packages, how would I control the distribution of the patches? For example, Windows XP machines get the XP security patches and Windows 2000 get the 2000 security patches?

Websense provides an easy to use interface and incorporates with Windows AD and your firewall. http://www.websense.com/

If your plan is to upgrade the network to 2000 Check out UPromote http://www.algintech.com/UTools/UPromote.asp

I believe that the problem is with the users that are allowed to logon to the server. If the server is a domain controller you can setup which users can and can't logon to it through the Domain Controller Security Policy. Windows settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | User Rights...

If you do not have to accomplish this task through regini it can be accomplished using Group Policy computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security Settings | Local Policies | Security Options | Do not display last user name in logon screen and also through VB Script (no example handy)

Users on my network recently started using a web-based application that requires the Crystal smart viewer ActiveX plug-in to be installed. When a user attempts to logon (with Windows user permissions)that user is unable to download the plug-in. Are there any options that do not involve...