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Thanks, any additional information that you can add on this issue would be greatly appreciated. David

We have a bunch of the phones listed above and are having a terrible time finding where to change or disable the default music that comes with the phones. The programmers said that the music was located on the phone, but no one seems to know how to change or disable the music. I can't stand...

The TID that xmsre doesn't apply to 2003 server. I tried the suggestions, but 2003 handles "netsh" differently? Is there a way to add additional options to microsoft's DHCP server?

The clients that will be using it will be Apple clients communicating with an OpenDirectory Server, and option95 specifies the path to the server. Will the additional option conflict/harm other machines wanting just an IP address and typical DHCP option settings?

How can I add/configure option 95 in W2k3 DHCP options? I need to set the path to a LDAP server, and would like to do this for a particular scope, but a global option would work. I can't find any setting where I can enable this option, and I know other DHCP servers have this available (Unix...

Yes you can. You don't need DNS, DHCP or any other services. There are lots of LDAP help online for RedHat. I installed it on Mandrake 9, Redhat7 & 8. There are some dependencies based on the LDAP package that you choose to install. As always...read the README!

Well darn. Thanks for your help, I didn't want to implement the WINS service. File sharing is already enabled and works within the building, but doesn't work past the router because we disable netbios across the WAN. Dave

I've got a Win2000 server (no Active Directory) who's sole function is DNS. I've got a few computers who are sharing files that the whole company uses, but because of subnetting other clients can not browse for computer names. What I would like to do is to add the workstation's name into DNS...

So...Did anyone figure out how to best accomplish this using a GP? I followed the directions on another thread about adding a group policy for workstation admin rights, but it didn't have any effect on the workstation. Anyone? A power User rights, David