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Yes, you can setup a MSCS on a IDE HDD. The problem is that there is no shared storage - so there is no real failover between two systems. You are however able to setup/configure a MSCS solution on a single system. MS details the installation in the following technote...

I would look into your sites and services. You may be using an IP address range that is not configured, so you are going to *any* DC to authenticate. You would also want a site with a DC / GC. Depending on network speed and all, you might want to put these and a DNS server in that location...

Script encoder location: http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?URL=/downloads/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/001/789/msdncompositedoc.xml If I remember right - it doesn't put the file in the path, so you need to be in the correct directory (or put it in the path yourself). Chris

You can encrypt it - but not compile it. Keep in mind that this can be un-encrypted by someone who has read access to this - so I wouldn't include passwords or any sensitive information. You could convert a vbs script to VB pretty easy, then compile it. HTH, Chris

This is kind of an old thread - but I'll reply anyway, since nobody else did. The restricted group you setup says that all domain users are administrators of *all* the machines in the OU it is applied to.

It should also be noted that these encoded scripts can be easily un-encoded. For the most part, users won't know this - but I would guess other scripters know this. I bring this up as a warning - I wouldn't include your domain administrators password in this script. Chris