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Ok so the issues is DNS. If all the sites used the same server and that server was doing DNS and AD then searching for the printers would work. Is there a VPN between the sites?

Did you transfer the FMSO rolls?

First how many users? A T-1 wouldn't be the best choice as it is slow, can you get cable or fiber? That being said a VPN network would be best as this would allow external clients to connect as if they were there. Each one should also have a drive mapped to their folder which would only work...

What makes you think it is going to fail? Also is the new server configured with a RAID 5? Here is an article take a look it may help. Personally it is much easier to create a new domain and move all clients to that unless this is a large environment...

Are they all on the same network? If so then it could be an issue with DNS or firewall.

Check out this from Microsoft Tombstone Issue

Check out MS site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324036 also can msconfig.

This is what I thought and did. As for data nothing to loose it was a clean reload. I guess it is a parts machine now.

What happend was I started updating the BIOS after I reloaded the laptop. During the update an error popped up and laptop shutdown. Now when I turn it on the laptop won't post. It does power up and caps lock light flashes and mute button stays lite but that is it. Ii have removed the cmos...

Look in your DNS records it most likely resides there.

Cisco also sells routers that will allow 2 internet connections, this is what you want.

You need to make sure port 3389 it open to the internet for you to connect correctly.

You may have already figured this out. A VPN is a Virtual Private Network between to or more points. As long as both sites are seeing each other then you can do what you need. That being said if you need a little more guidance the we need more info.

Look at TrendNet. I have used them many times with great success, but keep in mind environment also plays a factor. If there is a lot of steel or concrete it will inhibit signal.

Did you keep the same PC name? This issue is usually a DNS issue so try using static settings on the nic.

Well you can static assign all the IP's a router is your best option and they very cheap today. As for configuring your second nic and getting the clients to get internet it is a little more detailed then just setting the IP's. You will need to have DNS running and DHCP on the server. As well...

Assuming you are running Win 7 Pro I had the same issue as well. Turned out I had to use the Sync Mgr in control panel when it was on the network.

You need to change your server domain to something like mydomain.local not .com. Godaddy has that domain already so basically yes you have a DNS issue. To make this change you have to demote the server and run dcpromo again. As for Exchange this you will need to a little more research but I...

Why do you dialup? If they are Windows pc's look at teamviewer or logmein.

Lets start over what do you need to do? Is this indoors or outdoors?