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I've traditionally used a combination of free software firewalls and anti-virus/spyware. Recently I ran across a product by F-Secure called Internet Security 2007. Has anyone used this product? or can they recommend any other good options? I have two laptops that I support that I want to lock...

I'd rather keep somethings out of the Windows world, so enabling a DHCP server on that box isn't really an ideal solution for me at the moment. Thanks for the input, Eric

Thanks for the clarification! I hated the idea of wasting time on learning new scripting techniques and they were going to change the rules ;)

I am not good at scripting but I bought a book a while back that at least helped me create some scripts and edit other people's scripts and add a few modifications. The book is by Microsoft and called: Microsoft Windows Scripting Self-Paced Learning Guide by Ed Wilson. On a different note...

Yes the new server is now the only GC. My router provides DHCP and statically enter the DNS for all clients pointing to the new DC. Thanks, Eric

Thanks! Both servers are on the same subnet and in the same rack. The problem that occurs is when I bring that old server down, I tend to have login problems until that server is brought back up. Is the logon server information cached? Eric

I recently added a new Windows 2003 DC. I moved all the FSMO roles to the server, but when I run addiag.exe fromt he support tools on my workstation it still shows the old server as the logon server. Any idea what I may have forgotten? or how to change the logon server? Thanks, Eric