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    Clariion FC4700 shared disk space

    Actually, NAS can be used for databases. Oracle uses NAS for several of there databases using NetApp NAS filers. Although, I think Chacalinc is right that MS cluster should handle this. MS Cluster is not at all the greatest and operates in an active-passive mode so it should operate as I assume...
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    Simple Logon script

    We had the same problem here. The IF statement does not appear to function well with the NOT statement. although, you could change it to an IF ELSE statement and try that. Example: If exists test.exe call \\examsv1\groups\testgroups\setup.exe else :END
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    VBScript Virus

    You have a virus and must get rid of it and add some virus protection. Virus profile and reference: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/vbs.annod.html
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    Connecting to exchange 2000 using LDAP

    LDAP is a protocol that allows you to query Active Directory within Win2k. Exchange 2000 does not hold its own database such as Exch5.5. Exchange 2000 integrates itself, upon install, to Active Directory and adds several objects in AD that allow you to query that info from AD. For more info...
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    relationship between Active Directory and LDAP

    No third party is needed. Win2k is LDAP complient. LDAP is an open protocol that allows queries from several different platforms. The following are some info pages: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/tcevents/itevents/network/tnq40004.asp...
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    What does the following script do?

    I doesn't look to count but enumerate all users in the Domain Users group.

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