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Looks like to me you have a case of Bugbear virus on your network. check this link: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.bugbear@mm.html regards, Rob

It's only available for W2k Advanced Server and Datacenter.

If avoidable using hostfiles, try so. It can be a real pain to update those hostfiles. There is a way thinkable you can make sure the right hostsfile is used, by adding some kind of versioning to the hostsfile, check using your login script what version is on the pc and what version is current...

In my oppinion there only 2 options: 1 You keep your network a NT4 network. Then you have to install NT4 Server on the new machine. Set it up as BDC, add it to the domain, demote the PDC to BDC and promote the new BDC to PDC 2 You switch to a w2k network with active directory. In this case you...

Parts that make a server make noise are: fans and high rpm scsi drives. So it might be a sollution to use a Dell machine and (have it) changed to watercooling and select lower rpm disks. But it will introduce some extra costs. Isn't there an option to put the server in a seperate room? Then...

I can't recollect it was a snapin, but there are scripts available to do just that: have a look at: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/scriptcenter/scrguide/sas_cpm_dgls.asp

Seems you have trouble with persistent drivemappings (which you _as administrator_ don't want because it gives you headaches managing. Have a look it this and include it in your loginscript (first remove all persistent mappings and after that map the drivemappings you do want)...

DFS is great. Keyword is: Document what you do. (but every good administrator is doing that, right?)

Just couldn't leave it: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/proddoc/default.mspx :-P

maybe you want to read this link. It explains a LOT: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/ad/windows2000/howto/adsites.asp You will notice you associate a subnet to a site so yes, you need to have different subnets.

It really depends on how detailed the layout has to be. Personally i often used kixtart as loginscript and added parts to make an inquiry of the used hardware (and installed software) and parsed that to txt files in a predefined folder. I assume you know all ip adresses/ranges. A tool which can...

No you don't. troytec will not explain in dept why an answer is wrong or right. Transcender does. Testking will have an explanation too and allso a (very brief) summary on what topics a certain exam is about. My advise is: - To LEARN your exam: Setup a lab of 2 servers/workstations and try...

I allways get my vouchers through my employer (yeah lucky me, don't have to pay for them myself) The risk of vouchers is that they expire. I think they are valid for 1 year. So be very sure you know when they expire.

as you are using Norton Ghost, you can directly after cloning use the sid change tool (ghostwalk) wich comes with Norton Ghost. It allso allows you to change the computer name.

Tho linux is very different from windows there are some similarities between the 2 operating systems. To make a "server" of the system you are using, install the necessary services you need. Depending on what you want to do with it choose the services. I strongly recommend to do a LOT...

You go the right way bubba, KNOW your stuff is most important. And be sure you know WHY you know your stuff: for yourself and nobody else!. You certify because it will get YOU further in a very interesting job. In the end you have to stand for your actions taken in a real life network...

[geting offtopic] On the other hand... in small organisations, you probably have more rights to do things they ask for the exams. Due to a smaller IT department there will be an all-do-all-jobs policy (at least where i have been working) If you are in a VERY large company, you don't get the...

I do agree with you on wheter useing or not the braindumps, but calling it legal or illegal that's a bit black and white. Why would a braindump be illegal and troytech and even transcender be legal? And about Microsoft policy? Are they goin to pay my salary? Guess not! I am old and wise enough...

It is no option to resize the C: drive by using a tool like server magic? (or partition magic for workstations) Offcourse replacing part of the swapfile to D: is an action that for reasons mentioned above is something that has to be done anyway.

Alternatively you could try third party recovery software. I have great experiances with Winternals Admin pack: remote recover. It lets you boot the server from created flop, connects andother computer through TCP/IP with the server and you can mount it's harddisk as a "local disk" on...