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Hi, Did you look at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NetBT ? Franck

Hi, Did you heard about routers and domains approbations ? x-) Franck

Absolutely not... they just need to have full NTFS permissions on those NTFS folders. Franck

Hi, Did you try to add 'A' or 'CNAME' records with the @IP of each of your servers - Let suppose the names of your servers are srv1, srv2 and srv3. Let suppose thier @ip are : srv1 - 192.x.x.1 srv2 - 192.x.x.2 srv3 - 192.x.x.3 Add 3 host records 'A' to your DNS Domain : srv1.mydomain.com...

Hi, Timeserv service from the Windows NT Resource Kit (is it free ?) - Look at RKTOOLS.HLP file to know how to implement it. Franck

Hi, What permissions did you set on the share the users loggon to on the member server ? Franck

C and C++... But the new VB from .NET (Beta is available) cant let you write command prompt programs AND SERVICES. You can also try SRVANY which comes with the NT 4.0 RK with your existant VB programs. Let me know about it :-) Franck

Hi, May sound like this article of the Microsoft TechNet : Q245437 "Windows 2000 contains a client-side Domain Name System (DNS) cache. The client-side DNS caching may generate a false impression that DNS "round robin" is not taking place from the DNS server to the Windows 2000...

Hi, - Is all of your hardware in the HCL ? - Did you get some error messages during file copy setup phase ? ie : file missing - Did you supply extra drivers during mass storage detection ? Franck

Hi, Did you look at : 1 - Default user profil - startup folder ? (yes i'm sure) 2 - HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WindowsRun and Load keys ? Franck

Hi, If you WINS, you can request the wins database with the user loggin. You'll get the @IP of the computer the user is logged on (user automaticaly register in the WINS database for messaging purpose when they loggon), then : Just do nbtstat -A <@IP of the computer> to get the name of the...

Hi, You should look at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\<your service name> Franck

Thanks, your absolutely right ! But nsrd did hang a first time. Anyway, actually it works.... Note : To restart the networker services without reeboting the server you might kill all process running begining with nsr Regards Franck

1 - It's a good idea to have all your servers as DC, if you have fast lan/wan connexion. We actualy manage more than 200 hundred server in 4 NT 4.0 domain, there almost all DC and it works fine (this have been partialy design by MCS). Anyway your new W2K box can not be a NT 4.0 DC. I don't...

Yes it is !!!!! Is there any pb ????

Of course, You just have to run an other FOR from an another batch file to call nameip.cmd : for /f &quot;tokens=1&quot; %%i (your300+serverlist.txt) do call nameip %%i where your300+serverlist.txt is a text file containing the list of all your server - one server per line. May i write the...

Hi, You can create this simple bacth file named : nameip.cmd :: usage : :: nameip <computername> ping -n 1 %1 | findstr /i reply > .\reply.txt for /f &quot;tokens=3 &quot; %%i in (.\reply.txt) do echo %%i > .\reply2.txt for /f &quot;delims=: tokens=1&quot; %%i in (.\reply2.txt) do echo %1 %%i...

Hi, You can user any backup software that backup the registry (ntbackup should be ok). - Install a new PDC - backup and restore the registry (if possible only the SAM) from your live PDC to your test PDC (your test network must be isolated from your live network) - You have your test PDC Other...

If u just want to add a W2K server as a member server to a NT4 domain, u can do it like for a NT4 server. DCPROMO must be use only if u want to move your domain to AD (first you will have to use it on a PDC). On of the way you can do this is : - add a new BDC to your domain - stop your PDC -...

Hi, Using Networker 5.1 on many servers but one of them experience some problems (techdialog from Legato didn't help) : When starting the server nsrd start but hangs immediately. Here is an abstract of the deamon.log : <date> <time> nsrd: server notice: started <date> <time> nsrmmdbd: A copy...