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Well, kinda. The router has two ranges which are managed by DHCP... the IP ranges are setup and given to us to use, and there is a hardware firewall protecting these IP's, but yes, still public IP's. NAT would be the sensible solution here to prevent this, but unfortunately I'm using logic...

Hey, I found this whilst digging on the net, looks pretty solid might wanna give it a try? Good luck! - Matt One of the most frustrating experiences for an Active Directory administrator is to try to fix a non-replicating DC. But when it replicates in one direction but not the other (i.e...

Yea, I'd say object success/failure too, that's the best way...

Robocopy rules. I migrated an entire server using it, it keeps the file structure/permissions/attributes etc. It's really very good :)

I don't see why not? We are just talking about a single iSCSI drive, yes? And we are talking the same file system type (i.e. NTFS?) Personally, I can't see it being a problem unless it was a part of a RAID then you might be having problems depending on how it was exactly part of a RAID that...

Hello. I have a bit of a strange problem that I'm probably looking at it the wrong way and making a mountain out of a mole hill... can anyone help? Let me draw a picture of the network first. I have one server (at the moment) which is the DHCP, DNS and DC. I have two network ranges assigned...

Well, to update, I failed on the first attempt. There was a hell of a lot of DNS, and some really complex subnetting questions. That fail was, er, 645 I think... However, I took it again last week and despite having a large number of simulations (9!!) I passed with a score of 935 ish! So now a...

Hellos, I'm about to take 70-291 which will finally complete my MCSA in 2K3 (I know, a bit outdated but then here come the upgrade exams.) I was wondering if anyone can give me any exam tips, things to remember specifically (other than flipping subnetting which I absolutely hate) or things to...