- Yes the ip is on the same subnet as the internal system
- In my RRAS configuration I did put our DC as the DNS server
- What exactly is not supported with multihomed DC? I do have a 'bdc' server running. Could this be a cause to our problems?
- Yes we use windows' "create a connection" VPN...
Well, when I directly query my remote server that I use on my PPP connection it correctly resolves my local domain to it's DC (we use 'private' domain (.local) at the office). But it doesn't resolve it when I don't specify my DNS server (it uses my ethernet adaptor's settings).
We use 'private'...
I configured our W2K DC as a RRAS server. I also let gre and pptp through our Cisco ASA 5505(static route to the server and access group on outside_in). RRAS uses static IP address pool. NetBEUi is allowed in the RRAS configuration for the entire network.
When I access our RRAS server remotely...
Thanks Brandon,
I was able pinpoint it to the Dell's 3-rd party (Wave Systems Corp.) fingerprint reading software that came preinstalled on these Latitude 530s. I shut it's services down and got my DFS access back.
Thanks
Oleg
Hi there,
I have a Domain Controller with DFS running MS Server 2000 SP4.
Users Cannot Rename a File or a Folder on a DFS Share but they can Delete it . It applies only to the Domain Users group. Domain Admin can rename and delete on a DFS share. All Domain Users have "Full Control" on the Share...
I'm not sure what happened - but I think that wcburton is right. I did the same - I created a brand new policy defining a different number in the lockout policy (10 attemtps - which is OK by me) and it started working. It still says N/A in the gpresult - USER SETTINGS-Applied Group Policy...
Here you go. Thanks a lot.
COMPUTER SETTINGS
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CN=DPR-83,CN=Computers,DC=north1,DC=local
Last time Group Policy was applied: 12/10/2007 at 12:48:28 PM
Group Policy was applied from: 2xeons.north1.local
Group Policy slow link threshold: 500 kbps...
Hi there,
We're are on W2K Domain. Users (W2K and WXP copmuters) keep locking out after entering wrong password 3 times even though Domain's Account Lockout policy is not defined.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Oleg
I'm creating a DFS root with the same rootname as the share it's based on. So when users map a drive letter to that DFS root do their systems pick the DFS or the Share for the mapping source?
Thank you
I've read somewhere on ms technet that in domain-based (W2K) DFS the sharename in the UNC path \\server\share must be the same as DFS root name in \\domainame\rootname.
We have a folder-share on our W2K DC that our Accounting app. uses. I'd like to create a DFS root on this folder and I want to...
Hi there,
Strangest thing happened with one of the user's Outlook. She sends an email to a group of 43 people including herself (with 4MB pdf attachment). Then she leaves the office in ~10 minutes, closes her laptop lid (it goes to the StandBy mode).
Next morning she comes back and finds her...
Hi there,
From what I understand NTFS's maximum path length is 256 characters. Does this include file name or not? And conversely, the file name limit of 256 characters - does it include directory path?
Seems like it does. I created a long path on our network (~245 charactes). Then I created...
Hi there,
Few of our WinXP Pro workstations started adding an extra hour after the last Daylight Savings adjustment. We are running Windows 2000 server Domain with the mixture of WinXP and Win2K workstations.
I ran the Microsoft's TZEdit.exe utility to edit Daylihgt Savings Time on our W2K DC...
Actually, I hoping that there's some SQL code for After Update event and a Requery or something like that.
I tried the SQL code but my form does not refreshes.
oleg
Hello,
I have a form which combines 2 fields Organization and Org.Branch that come from separate tables joined with referrential integrity one-to-many.
In this form I'm trying to insert a new Organization and its Branches. I can enter Organization but when I proceed to enter the Branch it...
Hi there,
Our server has an old Adaptec 2005S RAID SCSI controller with 4HDs in RAID5 configuration. I'm planning to expand our data storage capacity by move some of the less dynamic data to the new SATA RAID1 hard drives. I was wondering though, can I have 2 different RAID controllers (SCSI...
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