Microsoft has a good reference with examples in the online manual for Win2k
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/server/help/default.asp?url=/windows2000/en/server/help/ntcmds.htm
From the Symantec Web site:
Option "Blank this PC Screen After Connection Made" is dimmed and not available
Situation:
In the properties for a host connection item, you have selected the Security Options tab. You want to enable or disable the option "Blank this PC screen after...
Our Exchange infrastructure has gone from 5>5.5>2000
We have had a problem with shared scheduling data, such as:
-meetings scheduled using the request feature disappear
-appointments placed on another user's calendar(admin assistant puts appointments on manager's calendar)disappear, seemingly...
I am trying to come up with a way to append an automatic signature to every user's email messages, that fits our standard format.
It needs to be able to populate itself from Active Directory account information, such as "Display Name", "Title", "Department"...
I think tomcole is on the right track when he asked you for more information.
I believe the original question stated that AD is not being used. If this is the case, try this URL for
installing DHCP on a standalone server, including where to look when clients don't receive leases...
"Locksmith is an add-on program to NTRecover that allows for the changing of passwords on systems where the administrative password has been lost. It works 100% of the time, and if you've forgotten the password to your machine, you can gain entry within minutes using Locksmith."...
the full mesh just means that every office is connected to every other office. if one location goes down, the rest can still talk to each other.
another plus for leased lines is that you can control internet access from one location. When I want to control what people can access at remote...
I don't know if this is the best way, but couldn't you create additional "contacts" in the directory and point them to the user's original address? Then you could make the "display name" anything you wanted. It'd sure mess up your Global Address List though!
I put quite a spiel up under the "Need VPN Setup Advice" thread in this forum.
I looked at a Windows based VPN before we went with a hardware based IP VPN.
We put in a complete VPN solution, but due to time constraints (30 day project deadline) used an outside firm to configure it to...
We looked at doing leased lines also. The overall structure is definitely much simpler, I hope that goes well for you.
Here's what I found are benefits/drawbacks of going with IP based VPN:
1. If hub office goes down, all spoke offices still have internet connectivity (Versus a common...
I'm in the Thin Client Camp. Go with Win2k Terminal Services and you'll make best use of your bandwidth, plus you'll have the groundwork laid in case you decide to put Citrix on top.
I agree that this is best for lowest cost, centralized administration, simplicity and speed.
My company just went through this- I don't have a recommendation on good books, but I'll let you know what we did:
We have a Win2k domain at the main office. Branch offices were not domain members, but were accessing email and other services from the main office.
We implemented a hardware VPN...
We put Netscreens at 7 locations for the price of 1 PIX.
Not knocking PIX, but on a tight budget! Netscreen has come away with some high praise in the corporate reviews, has GUI and CLI and has been rock solid in our environment.
Thought I'd throw in that "technically" you don't need a VPN to connect the two. It would not be wise to do so, but you can connect the two if they both have public ip addresses (or if you have your routers configured correctly to allow it).
Just keep in mind that you are opening the...
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