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SOLVED>>>>>>> Truned out the some managment software from Symantec / Altris had decided for some unknown reason to hog ALL availabe user ports on each of the servers the Altris Agent was installed on. I have no idea why, I've been using it for a few months without issue; removing the agent and...

URLs can be added to the IE favourites, or even made a home page if required with out issue via GPOs for the user group; uers config > windows settings > IE Maintenance > Important URLs > The drive mapping ( outside of the home drive ) is best doen via a logon script.

OK, could it be that the file is a 'template'; look in the properties of the file.

well today seemed to be OK; removing the AV sorted the issue. I ran Poolmom fro most of the day to monitor paged and non-paged memory. I have to say i was shocked at how much memory gets 'leaked' but all manor of processes............you live and learn!

Afternoon people, thanks for the input; i haven't checked the size of the reg..........I'll look.in to that. Only one server is the GC, the second is also an application server - we're a school. Today was a nightmare with AD falling over around 3 times, each time having to reboot the servers...

......sorry forgot to mention; I've run DCdiag and Netdiag, there are no errors.

Afternoon everyone, got a strange problem I can't seem to resolve, so if any of you gurus have got any input that would be greatly appreciated! the problem; 2 weeks ago for no apparent reason all clients lost connectivity to the DC. when i looged into the DC and bought up the AD users and...

Does anyone have experience in using the command element of FSRM. I want to be able to display to users a simple dialogue box (vbs) warning that they have used x% of their available storage when triggered by the event. Even though I input the path to the vb script in the command box it doesn't...

Does anyone have a 'key' to understanding the IOS naming conventions - I have some from the Cisco site but apparently not complete. I have a 3640 which is running c3640-ik9o3s-mz.124-5a.bin but am having a major problem trying to get the WIC1-adsl card to download load beyond a speed of...

cheers Burt, I'll give it a go.....

No that didn't work - still capping at 300KB/s

thanks vipergg I'll give that a go

try IOS hunter

Morning people got a problem I hope you can advise me on. sometime back I purchased a 3620 with a dual fast ethernet module and a WIC1-ADSL daughter card. Through it I get a around a constant 840KB/s which is the max i can get from my ISP. Never had any problems. I recently purchased a 3640...

I've used a prog called IOS Hunter, supposed to search all available sources for an IOS - not sure if its quite true, however looking on the search engine - having just searched for the 2600 multiservice there are basically dozens of images from enterprise to IP Plus, firewall, encryption etc...

there are a few quirks with MMC3 and it does depend on which programs are trying to access the console and how. Not that I'm a programmer, but I understand that the instructions that 'call' mmc2 don't work with the MMC3 correctly - if at all. I have had this error with a couple of 3rd party...

Ok if I'm reading you right, after the console has sent the image it says its failed in the log and the PC i take it is unbootable? That being the case you need to make sure the 'ghost client.msi' is installed on the image you have created, if it isn't and you send a ghost to a machine it will...

haitianfella I've been using the v1 Solution suite, what problems are you getting?

CACLS is a utility included in W2K3 which can be scripted or if you prefer put in a batch file to replace the DACLs on pretty much anything you like. Outside of that you might want to chat to a 'scripting kiddie', I'm sure there are plenty of VB scripts that can be modified to do what you want...

did you by chance perform a DCPROMO on the old server before promoting the new one. It seems the new server is not considered the DC on your netwrok whioch will cause all manner of problems.