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I assume this is using the proxy setting? One of the things to watch out for with this is when you move a computer account out of the OU to restore Internet access the proxy settings are usually not reversed (ie. cleared). (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

Sounds as if you didn't setup the switch to support the team. The switch needs the aggregation on the ports so the both the switch and server can speak LACP. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

oops forgot to take out the REM's :CheckCounterSpy REM __________________________________ REM Check to see if Counterspy is installed @echo on if exist \\YOURSERVER\yourSHARE\counterspyinstall\%computername%.txt goto SkipCounterSpy Goto InstallCounterSpy :InstallCounterSpy REM...

Easiest way I know off hand is having the bat file dump a check file some place when it completes. Then start off by having the bat file look for the check file, if its there it will skip over your install/change. Like this; :CheckCounterSpy REM __________________________________ REM Check to...

Deleting a mailbox or thining out active accounts doesn't reduce the size of the priv at all, it just free's up room inside it for more email. The physical size remains the same. To physically reduce the size you would need to do an offline defrag. (yay! shameless advertising. my side...

I've solved these situations before by just granting permissions on the specific files that were needed (usually in system32). Not sure if it would work in your case obviously. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

Since you have(had) 2 domain controllers, you should be in Ok shape. You should just seize roles, add and promote your new server, and then remove references to the destroyed DC. On the surviving domain controller you will want to seize the FSMO roles and verify that the DC is also global...

jonheese, If you have any luck getting two internet providers to cooperate together routing traffic on your public IPs, let me know. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

You can do this using a loopback GPO. Read this: http://www.petri.co.il/a_word_about_working_with_gpos_and_ts.htm (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

Supposedly you need to append 0x1 to the end of each time servers DNS name if DNS names are used. If you use an IP you don't need it. That said, I haven't had an issue when using a DNS and not appending 0x1. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

I'm telling ya, fellas, ya gonna want that cowbell..." Wondered if it could be a blank separator page? (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

I almost missed this. You stated this was trying to connect to a machine in a new domain... Sounds like a DNS suffix problem. Meaning your workstation might be appending the wrong domain. You can either add the new domain in the DNS tab of your TCP/IP connection properties or connect using the...

Does the behaviour change if you use the FQDN to ping or connect? (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

Have you looked at the universally unique identifier (UUID) value in the Win32_ComputerSystemProduct class? This is the same as the GUID. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

I would not skip the defrag. I think any admin would tell you that these fears are unfounded. Files that are unmoveable will be flagged and ignored as such automatically. The risk in my opinion is miniscule to zero. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

Have you installed terminal services in remote administration mode? Also, can you explain the event viewer issue in more detail? (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

I would just set it back to the PDC Emulator. net time /setsntp:%pdc emulator name% (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

What type and OS is the machine getting the error? (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

My opinion is that it's normal after encrypt / decrypt at both ends. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net

The complete name is the "File Replication Service". Look in your event viewer on both DCs and check for errors in the "File Replication Service" log. (yay! shameless advertising. my side business) http://www.frcp.net