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  1. dataworksinc

    Very slow drive mapping through VPN

    I have a BOVPN connecting to an external customer that allows them access to data in my location on one server. Drive mapping to this server is painfully slow. For instance, through Citrix, and drive mapping may take 5-8 minutes, and just trying to RDP to that server will take 4-5 minutes while...
  2. dataworksinc

    AdPrep fails when trying to run on Windows 2000 server

    I seized the Schema Master role on another DC, and AdPrep ran successfully! Thanks for your help!!
  3. dataworksinc

    AdPrep fails when trying to run on Windows 2000 server

    ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ? ? ? Script by Daniel Petri ? ? Updated on August 13, 2004...
  4. dataworksinc

    AdPrep fails when trying to run on Windows 2000 server

    Yes. I've tried my two different accounts that are Enterprise Admins with no luck
  5. dataworksinc

    AdPrep fails when trying to run on Windows 2000 server

    I'm trying to finally upgrade my domain to Windows 2K3 and get the following error when trying to run adprep /forestprep from the schema master: Adprep was unable to check the forest update status. [Status/Consequence] Adprep queries the directory to see if the forest has already been prepared...
  6. dataworksinc

    Tempdb files vs. logical processors

    I'm running SQL 2005 with read committed snapshots and have read multiple articles both for and against having the number of temdb files match the number of logical processors that are in the server. I have 2 quad core CPU's, so do I really need 8 tempdb files of equal size?

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