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I have an application which essentially just switches the extended NTFS offline attribute. What I would like to do is run this exe against a text file which has a list of files that I want to switch this attribute on for. How can I batch this exe to run against every file that is listed in my...

I have an application which essentially just switches the extended NTFS offline attribute. What I would like to do is run this exe against a text file which has a list of files that I want to switch this attribute on for. How can I batch this exe to run against every file that is listed in my...

I think I have the answer:- It is one of the Online Maintenance tasks that cleans this up or you can do an isinteg with /fix and /alltests switches to force it, but it has to go through some various aging before it is actually going to go away on the Exchange side without the presence of EV...

Bit controversial if this is an exchange question or an outlook question but will try this forum first. There is an option within Outlook where you can set the expiry date of a mail. When this expiry has passed a strikethrough is put through the mail as you see it in the inbox for example. My...

I had a query which used to work fine:- declare @@boo as varchar(100) declare @@cry as varchar(100) set @@boo = 'ghost' set @@cry = 'wail' Update table1 set column1=@@boo where column2=@@cry The problem now is that column2 is now in a different table so this will not work. I can join these...

Why dont you start a network sniffer and see what is happening at the tim eof the errors? MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003

Hi I have the following setup as an example and just wanted to run my ACL list by you guys to see if my understanding in on the correct track. R1 connected by serial to R2 via 192.168.1.0 R1 has 192.168.4.0 going to Support Network R1 has 192.168.2.0 going to Sales Network R2 has 192.168.3.0...

If you are moving users into different organizational units then you need to thing about what group policies are applied where. For example you might have an organizational unit called sales with a group policy applied at that level and if you move that user there then that user will pick up the...

I have the following Situation:- TableA Columns called UniqueNumber and CollectionID TableB RefCount and collectionID In table a there are multiple rows with the same collectionID and what I want to do is to group how many rows have the same collection ID and then however many rows there are...

NetworkAndy, Here is a link that explains the differences between Basic and premium:- http://www.uwsp.edu/it/exchange/OWA2003%20-%20Premium%20vs%20Basic.htm It should work fine if you are using IE 5.1 or higher which I presume you are and the network connection speed is OK. I would check your...

If it was an IIS configuration problem then nothing would work but you state that all windows xp clients do work. You state you are getting a 500 error but what strain of the 500 error Can you look in your IIS log and see the next 2 digits and this will point us in a better direction MCSE NT4...

I am not fully understanding this. Correct me if I am wrong but you have a W2K server which is a DC and a member server. You are trying to make this member server a DC so presumably you are running DCPROMO and then you are getting this error. Is this correct or am I on the wrong path...

(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=324801&product=winsvr2003). MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003

goto the domain security policy on the administrative tools goto account policies and password policy define your password policy here run gpupdate /force command You may need to reboot for them to take affect and in some situations reboot twice and it has kicked in. MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003

password complexity is enabled by default so it is not that they cannot change passwords but are probably not conforming to the default complexity. Try cahnging a password to P@ssw0rd. Does that work. I suspect it will. To change your password complexity look at the domain or domain controller...

could tis apply to you? http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=263231 MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003

Theft-of-service and denial-of-service (DNS) attacks often generate a large number of ARP packets on the network. Many viruses also use ARP requests to discover computers that might be vulnerable to attack, and if these computers become infected, they are used to propagate the virus, generating...

This is because you have Outlook configured to download the Offline Address List. You'll need to tell your Outlook client where to find this on the Exchange 2003 server. Go through the following menus in Outlook to fix this: Tools; Send/Receive Settings; Define Send/Receive Groups; press Edit...

check out this link:- http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/evaluation/editions.mspx MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003

yes it will run on W2K but you need SP3 or later MCSE NT4, 2000, 2003