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Hello everyone, I've recently transfered an MAS90 installation to a new machine. The problem is, I have forgotten how I was able to configure MAS90 to run as a service on the new box (running Windows Server 2003 Standard). Can anyone assist??? Thanks, Jose

Hello, How many users? If it is a small network, and the users listen, here is a solution: 1. Create a directory for user profiles on a domain server. Be sure to set up the appropriate permission for accessing. I suggest using one directory called "profiles" and allow read only...

Hello Mark, Did you try uninstalling DNS and then setting up your Active Directory once again (not the entire Win2K install). Go to start, programs, administrative tools, configure your server. See if rebuilding just the AD would work out for you. Good luck! Jose

Hello all, I am in need of some assistance. Currently I have an internal network running within a domain structure (Windows NT 4.0). We are in the process of phasing this domain out and replacing it with a new win2k domain. I have set up the new servers and have been able to log onto the new...

Hello everyone, I've been trying to resolve and old issue between MAS90 and an Access application. Please exuse my ignorance, I've just been hired and am running into old ghosts..... The ODBC driver (SOTAMAS) is installed on both the workstation and server units. When I try to run the...