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You could try Dban "Darik's Boot And Nuke" http://www.dban.org/ It does not wipe RAID Arrays but you could break up the arrays and wipe each disk individually. There is a commercial version which will do RAID "eban

Best not to do traffic shaping at all. Flick the lights and tell the users it is EOL time "they don't have to go home but they can't stay here". But if you want to have fun at no cost, you could create an internal port group "Firewalled". Move the system onto this network (Assuming it not AD...

The issue is the Machine account password. You take a snap and the your VM goes on it merry way for a while. At some point the machine account password that is used to auth the computer object is changed. You then revert your snap and it comes up and says "hey it me" to the AD server(s). The AD...

In the land of free software you could check out http://clonezilla.org/ http://www.ultimatedeployment.org/index.html Clonezilla Live might work for you as it runs from a CD and can pull an image from SMB/FTP/SSH whatever. About the best you can do without PXE enabled adapters.

Sorry should have read your posy more carefully (I have a newborn). I guess it would be a good idea to perfom a manual Virus/Spyware scan.

Standard old Scholl LMB traffic. The windows box is performing NetBIOS browse master calls. Google MaintainServerList you should find articles on how to disable this behavior (Assuming you are using DNS for name resolution, and if you are not you should be)

Just a thought but you indicated that you were unable to create a tar file larger than 2GB on the share Run "mount" by itself and you should see the FS type that the share is mounted as. The Windows partition itself is probably NTFS (Unless it is pretty out of date) Not sure what the mount...

Stevehewitt has the right answer. Since you indicate that users are already member of two Domain Groups "Currently both groups log into both servers", assuming you mean AD groups and not a bunch of people :) All you need to to do is add those Domain groups to the Built in local group "Remote...

Had this happen to me a couple of years back. I would recommend letting it go as long as it is looking like it is still processing. I had a system that took about 45 minutes (I had another AD controller in place so I decommissioned and rebuilt the faulty one shortly after). The pressure to do...

If you are running HP hardware and agents with 3.5 update 2 you might want to check this out http://communities.vmware.com/thread/159728?tstart=0

Try SIW a nice little portable app that should give you a good overview of your system http://www.gtopala.com/

So ownership of the files/dirs can be changed in /home/fum/ttc/, but then ownership reverts back to root after a time. Sorry I guess I did not read the statement of your problem correctly at first. I agree with Stevexff that a cron job is the likely culprit. The only job listed that looks if it...

Webmin might be a better idea. To work in the shell you are going to have to be familiar with standard unix command structure. To answer your question find / -name httpd.conf then vi /foo/wherever/httpd.conf (you might be better off using nano which is a an editor that is a little easier to...

Sorry about the commands, I was just giving you another way to skin the cat. Pehaps the immutable bit it set on these files. Try lsattr /home/fum/ttc/home/fum/lib/templates/members/login.html.tt2c If you see an i in the output like the following ----i-------- The immutable bit is set and...

Try the following find /home/fum/ttc -type f -exec chgrp -h apache {} \; find /home/fum/ttc -type d -exec chgrp -h apache {} \; find /home/fum/ttc -type f -exec chown -h apache {} \; find /home/fum/ttc -type d -exec chown -h apache {} \;

An earlier post you made indicated that you had switched out Network adapters and a switch. Did you switch out the adapter on the client or the Master? Just grabbing at Straws here but since you are using a Windows 2003 Master there may be an issue with TOE. There are a number of Broadcom...

Yes. You need to setup SMTP Virtual server masquerading (see http://exchangepedia.com/blog/2007/12/masquerading-smtp-virtual-servers.html) for the sake of external mail systems with anti-spam software. Also your MX record should be setup with both forward and reverse DNS entries Otherwise...

There is a Solaris VM you can download http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/420 Run it with Vmware player or Server

1. Check for the use of external DNS servers in the SMTP connector properties. It has been a while but I recall a client having these set to DNS servers that could no longer be reached and this caused issues. 2. Take the time to verify what you think is true from your ISP re SMTP traffic and...

Some servers will not accept email from systems without proper PTR records setup. ie mail.whatever.com --> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --> mail.whatever.com. This probably is not your issue if none of your mail is leaving the queue, but should be taken care of.