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go to add or remove programs on any of the Windows 2000 server family then windows components and you can select certificate services from there all you will need is the win2k cd for that server use this link to microsofts site, it has step by step guides, take a look at the section called...

follow this link it tells you everything that you need to know and where to d/l the adminpak.msi http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304718

no you only need to run it once after you finish the rest of the setup there are admin tools that you can install on the DC's if you want to see those added exchange features in AD users and computers, just run the setup and choose to install the admin tools as you would for 5.5 and this will...

well you have to purchase the licenses, if you are audited and don't have them then you will be in some trouble

shut off the browsing services on all servers except your domain controllers and set them to manual or disabled on startup

make sure that you turn off the browser service on client machines and non domain controller servers a machine on your network may think that it's the master browser and some machines may be listed in that servers list

the domain administrators password?? or is it just a server that is not part of a domain ?

you can use NTFS partitions in linux as long as you have compiled the kernel for this most people have not done this so unless your Kernel was compiled to support NTFS you won't be able to access these drive by mounting them

have you tried installing the dfs client software on the 98 machines?? for 98 clients to access 2K resources DFS needs to be setup

after installing active directory for the first time it will take a really long time for this machine to boot up again maybe you aren't waiting long enough for it to come back online it might seem that its hangining there but wait a while and see if it comes up

the above post is correct setting the servers default gateway IP to that of the router should allow you to communicate assuming you have set the 2 to be on the same network both the router and the server must be on the same network ie network ID 192.168.1.0 Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 now your...

you can remove the execute permissions for everyone group on command.exe or take them right out of having any permissions to this, another way is to rename cmd.exe to something else that you wil remember assuming that you are using NTFS

just burn the ISO's disk 1 will be bootable

right-click my computer click on shared folders right-click the share and select stop sharing dont mess around with registry

does she need network access ??? if not disable her nic or unplug it, do you have a firewall?? if so block her IP from going out, remove her gateway settings from her TCP/IP settings rename iexplore.exe so that the browser wont launch if your using a proxy server change the proxy port, or...

I'm not sure what other server or resources you have or number of employees but it might be easier to reinstall and setup all of your users again off of a fresh install

create a boot disk by placing ntdetect.com ntldr.exe boot.ini from another server and try to see if it will boot up that way

just a question when you brought these server back up did you make sure that your PDC was fully operational before bringing these other 2 servers online ??? is your PDC over loaded, can you log onto the other 2 servers locally ??

need more information here are you trying to set up NT 4.0 as a router ??? or just trying to get a terminal session to the router ??? does the router have a buil-in firewall??? what kind of router is it ?

sounds like SUN has already set up your disk slices and mount points for you you can run #df -k to see the size of these and the mount points as well of how much free space you have so you can determine the appropriate place for your Oracle install