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I have a single domain controller with a member server and I want to upgrade this DC to Windows 2008 R2 Standard. How is this upgrade accomplished while retaining all active directory settings and existing applications? thanks

I work for a non-profit that relies on donations for much of our computer hardware infrastructure. WE recently received 2 HP DL380 G3's that are each loaded with 2x72 GB Ultra 320 SCSI drives and 4x146 GB Ultra 320 SCSI drives. Now that I've given a little background on the situation let me...

I have recently been involved in a disaster recovery situation with one of the sites I service and this has caused their primary server to be out of commission for over 2 weeks. This server is in a domain of about 9 other servers across wan links. I'm wondering if when I get the new server...

I have recently noticed that all of my DC's (9 of them connected over a WAN VPN'ed) link are generating a lot more than normal incoming and outgoing traffic. On some of my less used sites that only have around 30 machines the server is upto 40 million packets in only 6 days. Our operation isn't...

I am need of finding the newest file within a directory and assigning this to a variable which I can then use to send via email to myself. I found this script on the net which helps in finding the newest file in a specified directory but I'm not able to fix the error that occurs. I know this...

Is there another free windows PPTP vpn client besides the built-in client? I want to try some other clients and test a few issues I'm having with connectivity. thanks

I just finished writing a series of scripts along with your help that enable a network admin to limit users from multiple logons at once. I know that microsoft has already created something like this called...

I need a way to output the computer name of a machine to a text file w/o the carriage return at the end. I know how to do this using batch files and echo but it includes this carriage return which messes other parts of my script up. If you have any advice on this I would greatly appreciate it...