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Hello, How does one go about determining how many clients that can/should connect to a 2003 Terminal Server, so that you can decide how many Terminal Servers need to be set up? Is it solely based on the # of clients connecting, or based on the program(s) they will run, the broad band...

As for my original post, the removal of the huge 125MB attachment E-mail has resolved the lockup issues, though it hasn't stopped Store.exe from reaching up to 950MB. However, it's been running for a week like this at 950MB and hasn't had any issues and performance is quite acceptable. And I...

Dennisbbb, Dumb question, but where is the Exchange Performance Monitor? I'm sure it's in the system manager, but I don't know where. Our server shouldn't be relaying, as I specifically asked the firm that set it up to make sure it doesn't. However, I ought to check anyway just to be safe.

Akwong, Our server has similar specs, though it only has one 1GHz processor. I "may" have stumbled upon the problem. One of our users *sigh* sent out a 125MB attachment.... I didn't know about it right away. In fact, I didn't know about it for a few days until the user informed me they...

Hello, W2k server running Exchange 2000. Store.exe has been consuming up to 1GB of RAM (out of 2GB total), and appears to be slowing the server down. I don't recall Store.exe ever consuming that much RAM before and it seems to have started this past 7 days or so. If I stop and restart the...

Because I limit the user's environment through the Active Directory Oranizational Units I've made, and those capabilities are not the same as the local domain policy. I want to be able to hide desktop icons, limit program and drive access, and limit ability to change settings, add/remove...

Are you sure it's your mail server that's responsible for sending the NDR's? It kinda sounds like a virus on someone else's computer outside your company is sending out E-mails to this other domain and has spoofed your employee's E-mail address. We see these all the time, with auto generated...

Hello, Is there a way to determine if Exchange 2000 on a W2k Server sent out a Delivery Status Notification to a particular receipient (via postmaster@domain.com)? We have a customer who had been trying to send E-mail to us to an invalid address, and they are saying they are NOT getting a...

Hello, I've been trying to find information for some time now on how to handle user accounts for people that sometimes log on to a Windows 2000 domain on their "office" desktop computers with XP Pro, then sometimes go on the road with a laptop computer and tie in to our network via Terminal...

What I've been learning about spyware/adware in general is that there is no simple 1-2-3 step process to removal. Every case has been unique. I've seen everything from simple annoying popup ads, to full blown computer crashes and computers not even booting because of numerous spyware programs...

How does one gauge or measure how much strain connected clients put onto a Terminal Server? I am sure it depends on what program(s) the Terminal Server is sharing, but surely there must be a way to figure this out. I'm looking at either using an existing W2K Terminal Server to dish out a...

Spyware! Since I could get into safemode but not into regular mode, and since W2k does not include msconfig, I transferred over a copy from an XP machine. I shut off everything under the startup tab, but strangely did not see ntoh.exe in there, or in the registry "run" folders. Sooo, I...

Hello, I've got a Windows 2000 Dell laptop that after hitting Ctrl, Alt, Del and logging in (as any user or admin), it hangs after the login window disappears but before the desktop loads. E.G. it hangs at a blue screen background with the mouse pointer as an hour glass. It's not a blue...

The exact error I get is as follows (note that I can access anything else on the Internet just fine): "Windows Update Error Windows Update has encountered an error and cannot display the requested page. Network problems are preventing connection to the Windows Update servers. Please try again...

Hello, I'm trying to make sure all machines are patched against the vulnerability exploited by the Bagle.Q through Bagle.T viruses are exploiting, but Windows Update is not working on any server or workstation with Windows 2000 or higher. I did find one client running Windows 98SE that was...

Hello, Does anyone know if viruses are capable of deleting E-mails from the Inbox, Deleted Items, etc... folders of Outlook Express? Particularly, the hard hitting viruses that are out there right now (netsky, Mydoom, etc....). A user of ours had several MyDoom viruses caught in his inbox one...

If I understand you correctly, the computer is in fact listed under Computers in the Active Directory tree.

Yes this is an Active Directory Domain with W2k standard servers. What to you mean by making a computer registration?

I haven't heard anything from Symantec either. The person whose laptop I originally worked on and found WinAntivirus on is just cutting their losses monetary-wise. The computer appears to be ok now after several weeks of use, now that I uninstalled WinAntivirus and PopupGuard, installed Norton...

Hello, One of our users is getting a new laptop (XP tablet PC edition) whose old laptop had WinME. The user used to log directly on to our domain (Windows 2000) while at the facility, and also logged on via Terminal Services on a dial-up connection while traveling. The login info has been the...