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Desktop/Active Desktophide Policy Setting Active Desktop Wallpaper Enabled Wallpaper Name: \\server\wallpaper$\tsuser.bmp Example: Using a local path: C:\windows\web\wallpaper\home.jpg Example: Using a UNC path: \\Server\Share\Corp.jpg Wallpaper Style: Center

New Windows 2003 user, new mailbox, never used. The username was misspelled. Deleted the user account before deleting the mailbox. Exch cant delete the mailbox because the account cant be found on the DC. Added the new user, correctly spelled so that user could login. Tried adding the misspelled...

Are the potential dangers as bad as MS make them out to be or is it that easy to @*^% up? "may require you to reinstall Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, or both Windows and Exchange" is stronger...

Thanks, Mark. Will Exchange pick it up?

I cant imagine why usernames are alphabetized by first name instead of last name in AD. Kind of a pain. But whats worse is Exchange picks that up in the GAL. Is there a way to change it so usernames are alphabetized by last name? Thank you. Thank you very much.

Cool. Consultant is telling me doing this is frought with problems, siezing the roles of DC1 being the problem. Im in the middle of the network upgrade, about to configure the second DC now. Im checking with you guys if I am getting bad info. Is the only concern DHCP is configured correctly?

DC1 chokes. <cough> Yikes! <groan> dx the problem, have to wait 4 hours for Dell replacement part. Then fix/replace whatever it is. Then bring DC1 back online. Somewhere around <Yikes!> the boss has a hissy fit because we are down. I dont want to have the "at least 4 hours" conversation. I...

when DC1 chokes, does the domain continue to function without intervention?

Thanks but my question is about automatic DC failover and what is necessary to configure it.

Now: created 5/26/09 modified 12/31/99 accessed 5/28/09 I posted the original question 5/25/09

In a multi DC domain, is DC failover automatic and what is necessary to configure it?

None of these files and folders were copied or moved to the server or had changes made to them 12/31/99 at 7:00 PM. None of them are older than 2 years. The one file in question didnt exist until last week.

There is no user-level security in Access 2007" I thought I copied that right out of a MSKB article, but I cant find it now. Maybe I just paraphrased from: "User-level security does not exist in an .accdb file" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918583 But Blue Horizon is correct about the...

While browsing files and folders on the NT4 PDC/file server in prep for moving data to Windows Server 2003 network, I noticed something odd. A number of files and folders show last modified dates of "12/31/99 7:00 PM". The odd part is one file in particular that I know wasnt on that server until...

Yes, it looks a great choice for Exchange. Anyone use it?

Australia? No, my bad. I meant ibackup.

Leaning towards Mozy Pro for the file server. But Mozy cant do mailbox restores, only full db. iBack was recommended. Whats the consensus on either? Thank you. Thank you very much.

Just an off hand comment re most third party apps do a better job than whatever it was written by M$.

Yes, but what are the differences between tightVNC, realVNC and ultraVNC?

There is no user-level security in Access 2007. I guess thats done with the integration of Sharepoint and its security. Is it ok to leave the back end in the old format and use the 2007 front end? Thank you. Thank you very much.