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Hi all. Shortly we will deploy 2 Windows 2003 IIS servers using Windows NLB and one backend MS SQL server to a co-lo facility. We have one Internet drop in the rack, and I was wondering if I obtain a new model 3com/netgear/dlink Layer 2 dumb switch should I need to configure anything for...

Cost isnt an issue. Database runs our ecommerce site which can have 50+ people on at a time

Hi all, We plan on obtaining some new Dell servers to run MS SQL 2005. We will run the OS on a RAID 1, what do you recommend for the data partition for MS SQL 2005 databases? RAID 5 or RAID 10? Thanks

Hi all, We are planning on obtaining some new Dell boxes for IIS. We will run RAID 1 with 2 disks for the OS - what is recommended for the data partition? RAID 5 or RAID 10, and why? We will be hosting an ecommerce shopping cart website based in .NET Thanks

From the logs today: 2008-06-05 06:41:37 x.x.x.x GET /detail.aspx...

Hello all. I was hoping to find some sort of guidance for what I need to accomplish in our Active Directory environment. We have an Active Directory setup in our office consisting of one Windows 2003 domain controller and one Windows 2000 domain controller. We will be placing certain hardware...

Thanks for the reply ADGod. I'd like to have the FSMO roles on the new Windows 2003 domain controller. So what would be the method for doing this? I found this article that shows you how to transfer the roles on Windows 2003 - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/324801 So what exactly will happen...

So in this order? Promote new Win 2003 DC, demote Win 2000 dc - should be okay? Planning on doing it during the day when users are working if it isnt service effecting

I've inherited a small AD network and both domain controllers are Win 2000. Mixed 2000/2003 member servers. Production MS SQL runs on one of the Win2k DCs - I dont want production SQL running on a DC :) If I promote a new Windows 2003 box as a DC and demote the Windows 2000 box, should any...

Sup Folks - looking for some advice on this issue... any advice/help is appreciated. We have two bonded T1s here at the office (lol) and last weekend we are completely down for about 48 hours. TWTelecom said there was an issue at the Bellsouth CO with a fried wire on the cross connect equipment...

I just resolved the issue by removing the forwarders that were in place and replacing them with our ISPs nameservers. Cool. Thanks

Thanks for the reply. Ive tried removing the forwarders and then restarted the DNS server but still unable to ping/browse to amazon.com. Do you know the proper method for removing the forwarders? Remove - then restart the DNS server, or is there some other method I should be using? Thanks

Also if you need anymore info please just post and let me know Thanks

Hello, I am running into some odd DNS issues. We can resolve most names, but for example not amazon.com, npr.org, securityfocus.com to name a few. We are running Microsoft DNS on a Windows 2003 machine. Everything was working fine until today. There are forwarders setup to two other...

Hi all, Thanks in advance for reading this. I would like to load balance our company website using Windows Network Load Balancing. Our existing web server is Windows 2003 Web Edition running IIS 6.0. There are 10 IPs total bound to the machine. Lets say companywebsite.com is 216.182.98.50...

Hi all, Thanks in advance for reading this. I would like to load balance our company website using Windows Network Load Balancing. Our existing web server is Windows 2003 Web Edition running IIS 6.0. There are 10 IPs total bound to the machine. Lets say companywebsite.com is 216.182.98.50...

First make sure you dont have multiple sites with the same application pool running different versions of .NET. You can't run two different versions of .NET in the same application pool so this could be the cause of service unavailable. Getting prompted for credentials could be a permissions...

I would look @ the IIS config.

Need more info on DNS. How many IPs do you have?

Is the site in its own application pool in IIS? If not - put it in one. See if this changes the issue. When the server barfs again try resetting the application pool instead of IIS first. (right click app pool - recycle)