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I haven't played with it enough to tell for sure but I know that one user was fine when I shut it down before and then yesterday when I shut it down again he wasn't. I'm going to shut it down at 5 today and let it sit over the weekend and see if the clients adjust by Monday. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA...

It is a GC server. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

We have a 2003 Server domain and I added a 2008 DC and did all the forest/domain prep etc beforehand. The 2008 DC has all the FSMO roles as well and is running DHCP. The 2008 DC uses .68 and the 2003 DC uses .34. The DNS server addresses setup in DHCP to hand out are .68 first and .34 second...

I was able to import them off of the old server by using the import users from legacy server option and its working fine now. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

I had noticed a couple of the IP addresses in the scope options were for the old server that we are going to retire so I changed them and then backed it up again. Then when I tried to import the database into the new server it worked this time. Strange. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ &...

That didnt work but I decided to use a different server for the backup. I dont get any errors when doing the restore but the scopes dont show up either. What am I missing? MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

How would I go about checking that? I dont do anything with SQL normally. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

We use SQL 2000 for our website and recently moved to a new SQL 2000 server and imported the data etc. We use a web interface that allows our customer relations person to upload data such as text and images to the site and it puts it in the database for him. Now that its been moved he is getting...

We are trying to setup a new BES server to replace our old one. Its running on Windows 2003 with a Lotus Domino server on the same server. The Domino server gets its mail from our main Domino server that runs on an AS400. Im trying to activate my 7100i on the new server after removing it from...

They are both authorized. Its not going to be running it with the other one but I just want to have the scope and options already configured on it so I can just start the DHCP service is the other one goes down. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips...

Im trying to import a DHCP database to our new DHCP server and a backup server. So server1 is the old server, server2 is the new DHCP server and server3 is going to be a backup server that will have the database but wont be running unless needed. They are all Windows 2003 domain controllers...

Im trying to import a DHCP database to our new DHCP server and a backup server. So server1 is the old server, server2 is the new DHCP server and server3 is going to be a backup server that will have the database but wont be running unless needed. They are all Windows 2003 domain controllers...

How about changing the resolution to something else and then back again? MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

Looks like it didnt work so Im going to uninstall/reinstall later and see if it makes a difference. MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/

If you go into sounds in control panel and adjust it there will it make a difference? MCSE NT 4.0, MCSA (Server 2003), A+ & Network + Free Computer Help and Tips: http://www.onlinecomputertips.com/