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  1. alewis17

    Security log is full

    Thanks, I just figured it was a server problem because it was happening to so many machines on my network.
  2. alewis17

    Security log is full

    Several machines on my network are receiving the error "Security log is full, you must log on as the administrator to fix this" when the logon screen pops up. I don't know what is causing this. I thought it was just the machine, but now it has happened to over 20 machines. All of them are XP...
  3. alewis17

    Looking up user logons.

    Thanks for the help, We do not have MS Office installed on every workstation. We use StarOffice for financial reasons.
  4. alewis17

    Looking up user logons.

    Hi, I am at a school setting and was wondering how to check when i certain person would logon. Heres the scenario. We use a firewall/content filter to keep students from looking at bad websites, and when they try it, it logs the ip address and time. I thought I could go into event viewer and...
  5. alewis17

    Local folders using roaming profile

    I have just started using Windows server 2003, and I am using roaming profiles in a small school. I like how roaming profiles work, but I noticed that they still leave behind a folder for that user in the Documents and Settings folder. I was wondering if that is the way it's supposed to work? If...

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