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How can I generate a list of all e-mail addresses assigned and the accounts, public folders and distribution lists to which they are attached? Thanks

I need to configure some of our employee's account such that their last names are not visible to SMTP recipients. These are folks who often send e-mail to customers and management wants to avoid problems with stalkers, etc. I know I can edit their SMTP addresses, but can I configure things so...

As part of a re-subnetting project I need to move our Exchange server to a new IP address. This is a single server, no cluster, etc, just the Exchange 2K server on the local network plus an OWA front end in the DMZ. The DCs and other member servers have already been moved to the new subnet...

I need to migrate my Access data store from an old MF server to a new one, and then decommission the old server. (Currently only two servers in the farm which will be reduced to one server) I have a question about the instructions, specifically about the "dsmaint config" command. The...

I need to do the same thing, move the Access data store database from one server to another, then decommission the old server. How can I tell what username and password were used for the database security, assuming it wasn't username=citrix & password=citrix?

I have an old DOS application that my company depends on for tracking maintenance issues. It's a DOS-Based Clipper application. The server is W3K Server, SP4. My users access this app two different ways. One is via a Citrix published application, the other is via RDP. Occasionally the...

I appreciate all your input. *d90srock: Is the the application running from a mapped *drive? * *In my case the login script wasn't mapping the drive *needed for the application so if the user lost their *mapping in the profile the same situation you explained *would happen. Yes, when the...

Yes, when it occurs it affectas all users of the application.

I've been struggling for months with an old DOS application that my employer still uses. It's a Clipper-based database application that must be nearly 10 years old. The platform is Metaframe XPa/FR3/SP3 running on Windows 2000 Server, SP4. The server is a Dual 1.2 GHz with 2 GB RAM. I'm using...

What I ended up doing was to enable Terminal Services Roaming Profiles. Once all users had established a TS Roaming Profile I replaced the old server with the new. When the users logged onto the new server they used the profile from the TS Roaming Profile location. Widows created a local copy...

I figured out my own problem. I was expecting NAT to be installed and configured automatically but it was not. Once I got NAT working my problme was solved.

I'm evaluating Checkpoint R55 on W2K Server in a test network. It's a simple setup, one interface for external, one for internal. Default gateway is configured on the external interface only, and IP Routing is enabled. I have only two rules, one contains entries for HTTP, HTTPS, and Ping (ICMP...

I'm looking for tips on how to move the Terminal Services profiles of my users. I have a couple dozen users on a W2K Terminal Services machine. I'm in the process of replacing that server with a new box. The user's Term Svc profiles are currently stored in the default location on the current...

My company published a web page accessible by employees from on our LAN and via the internet. Right now the access to that site is via an authentication database on our AIX server. I'm in the process or setting up Outlook OWA (Exchange 2K) and would like to use it's authentication scheme to...

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I think the most likely solution would be host files on the client PCs. If I ping the web server "www.domaniname.com" the name is resolved correctly. If I ping just "domainname.com" it resolves to the domain controller. I don't think a config change on the...

I'm receiving complaints that users can't get to company’s web site without including the "WWW" in the address. We host our own site within our DMZ. This is a W2K Active directory domain. The web domin name and the active directory domain name are the same, "domainname.com" Actually they can...

I'm receiving complaints that users can't get to out company’s web site without including the "WWW" in the address. We host our own site within our DMZ. This is a W2K Active directory domain. The web domin name and the active directory domain name are the same, "domainname.com" Actually they...

Mzt4qf, were you successful with this procedure on a Netbackup 4.5 server? I need to do the same thing and if you were successful I'd like to hear about it. Thanks.