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You have to install the support tools before using it.

Two things to try, First try using SAMBA ( latest version ) on the UNIX server. The other thing I have seen is a third party product out there. I cant recall the name but shouldnt be too hard to locate.

Yes, if you are using W2K AD, you can specify under the users account properties the option for multisessions.

Yes, create an OU for the server you want to ristrict. Then create a Group policy and enable the " right to log on locally " option. Then just specify or exclude the people you want accordingly.

simple, create 2 OU's. One for terminal users, one for non terminal users. Drop the appropriate user in each OU. Then just apply the policy for redirection to the non terminal group.

Simple, first make sure your share and NTFS permissions are set for everyone, then create a global group called printusers and drop the everyone group in it, next drop the global group into the local print operators group and give at group all print rights. If you read through the help files it...

First I would check to be sure that the video card you are using has support for W2K. If so, then check for the correct driver.

That depends on what you are trying to do. One thing that is possible is that if you upgrade a server to W2K, is use the unattended installation. You can set up all the parameters needed so that once the install is done, you save the Unattended.txt file and use it as a template.

I am a Network Admin for a Major University. MCSE and the whole nine yards. We are running W2K active directory in most departments and other NT. We also use UNIX send mail for campus wide E-mail. What we do is use Trend Micro and McAfee sadwiched between services. The thought is that one might...

2 good products. The first is ShipIT by Computer Associates. It deploys the agent easy. The GUI is good, the footprint small and pushing out software is easy. The setup is pretty straight foward. The other is WinStall. If you have a W2K active directory you are set. WinStall LE is included on...

I have 2 options for you. One is FREE the other not. The one option is using a product called NetOFF. Do a search for it.It is not cheap though. $20 per node. The other is a little more involved but works great. First go to www.winability.com and download their free utility called Activesaver...

It can be done using Performance monitor. Simply set up a counter for logical disk free space. Then set an alert, and under the action option you can either have it send a network message or to send an e-mail do the following. If you want an e-mail than under the action option have it execute a...

The following MSKB articles should point you in the right direction. Q245030, Q261655, Q305088 ,Q264343.

Be sure that on this server that the drives are shared this way. After right clicking on a drive and selecting sharing, be sure the drive shows up with a $ after the letter, for the administrative share. If not you would get prompted for a password from another machine if you tried to connect to...

Was this a fresh install ? I am guessing it was an upgrade from a previous OS. If it was an upgrade, anythings possible. I didnt find anything specific from the MSKB. You can always try running the repair option. You might want to run an AV scan to weed out any possibilities. If all else fails...

Very easy. If you are using W2K active directory, great a group policy that sets permissions on the folder you wish to share. Then create an OU for the group you want to have access to the folder. Next drop the users with permissions to access the folder in that OU. When you create the policy be...

Try computer Associates. They have some pretty decent server automated software modules.