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Following through what James said to the letter has enabled me to resolve this problem, but these tips are useful also. Thank you very much for both of your help

Thank you James - I will check through all of this

I am submitting the jobs on the actual server, I have tried using the local administrator account, a domain administrative account, and ARCserve is patched completely. I haven't tried using the NT 4 domain account, because as I said, I am using Windows 2000. No permissions have been changed.

I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server, patched and working fine, with a copy of ARCserve 2000 installed, again patched and licensed. However, when I try to submit jobs (as Administrator), then I get the following error message: There are not enough rights for user administrator on server (then...

Hi When you start using Windows 2000 you'll find DNS at every corner. DNS is completely integrated with Windows 2000 so it's best to get used to it and maybe purchase a book or two from amazon.com. In fact, if you check Active Directory Users and Computers you'll see that your domain is listed...

I'm not sure I entirely understand - shouldn't you be integrating the NT 4 network into the 2k one? Or upgrading to 2k and moving those servers into your 2k domain? As far as I am aware, changing NETbios names is not a problem - right click the 'My Computer' icon, click the 'Network...

I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server (well, actually 35). They all have APC 1400 UPS's attached via a serial cable. They have been setup using Microsofts implementation of UPS s/w, via the Power options in control panel. My question is, is there any way of configuring the notification so...

Thanks for your help - I'll give it a try

Whenever I do any kind of backup on ARCserve 2000 (backing up fully patched Windows 2000 Advanced Servers) the backup finishes, but reports as being 'incomplete'. However, everything appears to have been backed up. ARCserve is patched to the latest ver. Is this because I do not have the agent...

It depends on what sort of s/w tools you are using I think. If you are using something along the lines of HP OpenView, then I would think you need to use SNMP to interact with the MIBs on your interface cards. As far as I know, a TDR for example won't interact with MIBs (although my one is...

I've got a bog standard NT4 Server with a small registry, but that is holding lots of frequently accessed data. Ghost images, archives etc. amounting to around 70GB. The NIC is 100MB, it's patched to a dedicated 100MB port on a switch etc and is running at full duplex. However, access to the...