Login as the account you are using to backup the mailbox on the backup server. Go into Exchange Admin and ensure you have rights over everything. Confirm Outlook is tied to the mailbox account for Veritas as well, and launch and ensure that everything looks peachy there as well. I also...
Sounds similar to a problem we were having a Dell PVault with dual LTO drives. A temporary solution for the time was to slow the SCSI rate down on the card as it looked as if it was being overwhelmed sometimes on the bus with all the backup data coming in. The drives never went offline after...
Note that when we upgraded from BE90 RC4367 to BE90 RC4454 on several dozen Windows 2000 Server based Dell servers of varying hardware and service pack levels (mix of SP3 and SP4), we began experiencing an inconsistent problem of the machine hanging at a black screen when attempting to reboot...
FYI: Veritas BackupExec v9.0 Remote Agent is not backwards compatible with v8.6. Per BE support, versions of the Remote Agent prior to v9.0 worked in a very different method of basically providing a pipe to the data for the backup server to access the data. As of v9.0 of the Remote Agent, the...
Thats a loaded question that varies greatly depending on the size and setup of your existing environment (number of servers, operating systems used, number of users, WAN/LAN, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.).
I prefer clean installs of Win2K, but the option of running the upgrade of the NT4.0 BDC to Windows 2000 exists. After the upgrade, you can run dcpromo to change whether or not its a DC.
Then switch to native mode.
IIS does not include PHP support out of the box, you need to download it and add it (free). Create a test file called PHPTEST.PHP in the IIS www root directory:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
Browse out via IE to the file (via http). If you get PHP installation specs, you have PHP installed and working.
Turn off indexing in Windows explorer as well for the specific drive that will be serving web pages. There are dozens of security measures you should also account for if its going to be available externally. SANS (www.sans.org) has a few good papers on this.
Receiving strange symptoms on a relatively unbusy web server several times a day. I am trying to find hints at some good tools to diagnose. Its a Dell 2500 with a gig of RAM and about 40gigs of free disk space running Windows 2000 Server install with IIS 5.0, SQL 2000, and SP3. Many times...
legacy files from the DOS era. Windows does not depend on these files. You can restore them elsewhere and use notepad, EDIT, etc. to view them and see if anything is actually being called in them, but I doubt it. autoexec is just a batch file so should be straight forward, and config.sys may...
Windows 2000 looks at printer names different than 98/previous did. 98/95 looked at printers by the actual share name when you shared it out, whereas 2000 actually looks at what is basically the icon name from the server for the shared name for some weird reason. To solve, I make sure the...
Download delsrv.exe as well as netsvc.exe from Windows 2000 Resource Kit (or google search for those files).
netsvc \\computername /list to list the services
delsrv servicename to remove the specific service from the list.
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