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How to uninstall Windows 2000??
Thank you for letting me in on this. I thought that you could just erase the Directory that I installed it in, but I wasn't to sure if I was going to erase some "important" files. Thank you again!!- sumdumguy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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quotas
I think you answered your own question....in Win2k, you can configure quotas to limit the disk usage per user...- sumdumguy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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ntbackup and command line!?!?! grrrrr!
I know this is gonna sound silly, but go back through all the parameters that you have set up for this. I had the EXACT problem a while back and it turned out the the directory that I was trying to back up had to be typed using a UNC path. Don't ask me why this worked, but it did. I feel your...- sumdumguy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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How to uninstall Windows 2000??
Sorry if this sounds so basic.... I just want to know how to uninstall win2k for my PC? I have it dual-booting with NT 4 WS. I want to still be able to use NT after it is removed, any ideas???- sumdumguy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Stopping the use of the NET command
you could create a policy for those people that gets rid of the run button in addition to removing the use of the command prompt. They might be able to still sneak around and use it via some other means though. Just me 2 cents worth.- sumdumguy
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Restricting User Access on Cisco Routers
you can use an access-list... access-list 101 permit ip (users ip/mask)(permited ip address) access-list 101 permit ip 155.45.35.64 host 123.123.123.123 there is the implicit deny at the end of all access-lists. p.s. use can use "host" instead of 0.0.0.0 for a single user or use...
