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you'll have problem when ( if ) you try to backup it ... I know that some backup progs have max size limit ... like omniback - 2 GB .... Alex, MCP 2000

it is regular text file , not protected in any way , so I would think about some militious atack ... virus? - don't think so ... looks like someone is trying to sabotage ... Alex, MCP 2000

you can also use the regini.exe from the r.k. to get this info from the registry ... Alex, MCP 2000

yes , don't try to full the system , create 3 domains , and simply copy the profiles . Alex, MCP 2000

first of all , see the share perms , and the NTFS perms ... see if you can get to the folder by : \\server\share ofcourse you need a mapping for them (it is much conv. to work ) do it at the logon script ... Alex, MCP 2000

typing just : " net start " will show you the list of services running ... I am sure that there are some utilities in resourse kit to do so ... Alex, MCP 2000

as far as I know it is not possible to do so without the trust relationship , when I needed to do so , I simply installed another NT4 in another directory , and had a dual boot computer . one for each domain ... Alex, MCP 2000

you can use kixtart , it has some functions for that , or , much easier way is to see the OS variable at the set command ... Alex, MCP 2000

are they NTFS ? Alex, MCP 2000

I don't like to use microsoft soft on that ... I prefer 3 party ... I use legato on that ... Alex, MCP 2000

read about the DFS .. ( distributed file system ... ) Alex, MCP 2000

first of all , try to see some bios / board updates at the manufacturer site . second : change the size of page file memory .. Alex, MCP 2000

sure , use vbscript to do that . it's very simple , it's just a property so you can get to it ... give me your email I'll send it to you ... Alex, MCP 2000

if I understood you right : you are copying the data from A to B , and after the copy , the user and groups rights are lost ... read some about robocopy.exe it copies stuff with old perms . if I didn't understand you well , sorry , try to explain it to me better . regards , Alex, MCP 2000

try to run the installation program at runas " " mode ... Alex, MCP 2000

you can use the kix32 instead , it is very simple to run (loginscript) and it has built in functions to look into the registry ... also you can use the shutgui /s from the resource kit to boot the systems ... Alex, MCP 2000

hey man , it's only the registry key , take one comp , run regmon.exe ( from www.sysinternals.com ) , then run the tzedit ( from resource-kit) change the data , at the regmon see what key was changed , then export this key and push it trough the login.bat ... Alex, MCP 2000

just a thought ... maybe there is some application that opens connections to the server and leave them unclosed ? maybe some of our own apps that do it ? try to put auditing on your server to watch the activity ... Alex, MCP 2000

if you'll have same user in both domains , and you "tell" your domains to take the profiles from same place like : \\Server\profiles$\%username% , then it is possible , also you'll have to check issues like outlook that are configured with some diff. but , yes . it is possible ...

you can write the vbscript that connects to the AD, or look at www.kixtart.org , you can find examples there of how to use it . yes you can run the kix at the command prompt ... kix has a function for that : " IF INGROUP" .... look for it there ... Alex, MCP 2000