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To be quite honest with you all... I think all these are good ideas, but I have found it most rewarding to motivate an IT Department is to follow these simple management rules: 1. Leave them alone. The only real motivator is not having them put up with stupid little "GO TEAM!" signs...

I think the worse thing any company can do is not include the IT management in the decision making process when it comes to choosing critical business applications. Nothing is more degrading to a department when they have to support a product that just plain doesn't work, and ends up with no...

1. Make sure all your clients and the server all have the same workgroup name. 2. Make sure microsoft networking is installed. 3. If your win2k server is set up as a domain controller, make sure your win2k clients are logging into the domain name, and on your win98 computers, make sure the...

From my understanding, it is best to upgrade the existing PDC to Win 2K, and all of the migration is then taken care of. What I am doig is installing Win NT on the new server as a BDC, promote it to a PDC, then upgrade. All of the users, groups, etc will be upgraded then. As for changing the...

That looks like the route to go. The old production server can be upgraded after we move everyone off of it, and place it with the BDC. Thanks for the article. It was helpful, too. Lance Johnson IT Manager Lakeside Casino Resort Osceola, Iowa

set your scope to 192.168.0.3 - .024. your reservations are conflicting possibly because you are trying to reserve the same machine DHCP is on. Ditch the reservations and adjust your scope if possible, and assign static to use below the scope. make sure to add your gateway info to hand out to...

Well, it looks like you are in the same boat I'm in :) I am currently replacing a 4.0 pdc with a new server running win2K as a mixed mode PDC. I just posted a few questions the same time you did. (i wrote all the steps i am currently doing right now) What i do suggest, is that if you are not...

I am currently implementing a Windows 2K server into our NT 4.0 domain, and since this will provide an opportunity to begin upgrading the domain, I will be doing the following: I have installed NT4.0 as a BDC on the new server I will promote the new BDC to a PDC I will upgrade the new PDC to...

I would add it to the user's logon script. the command will execute when the user logs in. however, if your batch executes a session where the session must stay open, I think you may just be stuck running it from the desktop icon.