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I also found the following link on Microsoft's website: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/273478/ This article describes how to completely remove Exchange 2000 from Active directory by using the removeorg switch with update.exe in Exchange Server 2002 Service Pack 2 or later.

Thanks for the advice guys, this has really helped me out.

Our Server (Win2KServer) recently failed. Luckily we had a secondary domain controller (SDC). I rebuilt the original server and configured it as the secondary domain controller after instating the original SDC as the primary. Forestprep and domainprep ran OK, but when i when i came to install...

I have a client who uses the Rcegetter.bat file. My client's server was running out of drive space because of the .xdb files that are downloaded every time Rcegetter updates. These have been manually deleted. Is it possible to set the batch file to remove the .xdb files after they are...

In the settings for the default user account, the tick box for "Allow user to log on from windows" was not ticked and it was greyed out. I created a new user account and made sure the above mentioned tick box was ticked. Just out of interest (you'll have to excuse my Mac ignorance), how do you...

Worked it out, thanks for your help.

jmgalvin, Thanks for your advice/help, turns out it was OSX. I got the Mac onto the network with no problems. The only problem I now have is that when you try to access the Mac from a windows pc, you are asked to connect as, and supply a username and password. When you enter the username and...

The NT server does not have AD as such (in the sense of Win 2000 Server). When I attempt to start the remote access administrator, I get the following error: Error 2185 The service name is invalid I am not sure whether the server was originally locked down for security reasons to prevent any...

jmgalvin, As far as I remember, it is OSX but it could well be OS9. If it is OS9, is it still possible to do what you suggested?

I have a client with a Windows XP PC peer-to-peer network. They have one Apple Mac G4 which they would like to put on their network and use as a file server. My question is, is the appletalk protocol enough to allow windows files to be stored on the Mac, or would I need some sort of file...

Thanks for that, hiker0310, my client decided to go for the ininstall/reinstall. This seems to have sorted out the problem.

I am trying to set up a vpn connection from a PC running Windows 98SE to a network with an NT Server. When I try to connect, i receive an error message of Error 751 The remote computer refused the remote connection The user account has been allowed permission to dial in. I don't know whether...

I have a client running Windows 2000 Small Business Server. They have the network/corporate version of Symantec Anti-virus. Recently, their exchange server died on them, which was successfully re-built. The problem is the Symantec anti-virus service, within the services admin tool. It is set...

I have a client with Windows XP (SP2) client PCs with Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition as DC. when you go into "DOMAIN NAME" through My Network Places on a client PC, you can see all the PCs on the network but not the server. Similarly, when you look in My Network Places on the Server...

Tightpants, Would you have a link for the Microsoft guide on configuring the firewall using a group policy?

Yes, i believe this happens in the inbox aswell, from what my client has told me. After further research, apparently this is a known problem with Outlook 2000 but there is no microsoft fix??? There are 2 Microsoft Knowledge Base Articles: 328608 & 328884, but they are for Outlook 2002 so...

I do not get the option to do this with Outlook 2000. More info might help: All machines have xp sp2 and outlook 2000 (from office 2000 pro with sp1) not all machines have service packs 2 and 3

When i create a new email and press "send", it sits in the outbox until i click on another folder. Is this to do with a setting in Outlook (2000), or is it to do with a setting in exchange (2003 enterprise edition)?

A client of mine seems to have an abnormally sized exchange database file, which is eating into the disk space. He has already got users to clear out old e-mails from their mailboxes in Outlook. Has anyone got any thoughts based on the following information: C: drive - 16 GB capacity...

Aftertaf, Thanks for that, it worked. This also works by adding the IP address of the Web server to the root hints tab on the properties page of the server within DNS.