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  1. CAlliey

    CLUSTERING ON IDE HDD?

    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...
  2. CAlliey

    very slow logon

    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...
  3. CAlliey

    compiling wsh scripts

    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
  4. CAlliey

    Compiling Scripts

    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
  5. CAlliey

    Restricted Group Usage in GPO's

    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.
  6. CAlliey

    compiling wsh scripts

    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

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