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You cannot install SQL Server on Server 2003 Web Edition, only MSDE. Were you able to install?

Password policies only work on the domain level. You must create a policy for each domain. A domain is a security boundary so things such as password policy only affect that domain.

The only way to backuup your SQL database is to have an automated export from SQL to a text file in a subdirectory like X:\SQLEXPORT. Then you have NTBackup back up that directory. This will be a point in time backup

Try to take ownership of the topmost folder. Or ad the "Administrators" group and give it "Full Control" with explorer

Ok, Firstly you can test your migration by purchasing Microsoft Virtual PC or VMWare Virtual Workstation. Secondly, you have a choice of what to do here. You can get another server. Doesn't have to be a good server just a server which you can use temporarily and CREATE A NEW FOREST CALLED...

If the above is not really what you want to do you may want to consider purchasing a product which I think provides what you are looking for. I assume you want to provide an interface to a "non-technical" user to perfrom tasks such as "Change Password", "Create User" and "Add to Group" without...

The simple answer is to join the TS to the domain. After that you have a bit of "migration" to do. Now that you have joined the domain you do not need all those "Local Accounts" you created on the Terminal Server. You can replace those with new "Domain Accounts" you will create in AD. That...

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Ok, then you are running Microsoft ISA. I found an article with diagrams and explaination for "Outgoing SSL Tunneling", which is what you need to enable. http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/Understanding_SSL_bridging_and_tunneling_within_ISA.html

What proxy software are you using (including version)? I need to know that first before I can give you any more specific information

I don't know much about Proxy Server but it seems to me it is not configured to forward HTTPS(SSL)wou traffic. This traffic would go over the same Port 85 you have configured for HTTP(standard web). If it asks for the "Source Port", the port the traffic usually uses you would enter 443. In...

Let me see if I understand correctly you took your AD (mixed mode) enviroment down and installed a new server. When you installed your new W2K DC you either used one of the IP addresses of the old server or you gave it a new address. You then installed WINS/DNS when you ran DCPROMO. So you...

Hmmm, sounds like you are simply missing a driver. You can most likely fix it by re-applying any Service Pack you installed. I could not find a file list for SP4 but you can do this. Download the service pack and it will uncompress to a directory. Keep explorer open and you will see the...

You may have more than one issue. Firstly, if you are using a proxy is it configured for SSL traffic (Port 443). If you can browse non-SSL pages then the proxy is working for http traffic but not for https traffic. Secondly, your workstations should have the DNS address of your domain...

Hmm, if you have WINS then you are in mixed-mode which should not give you an issue. Is your networrk hard set to a Speed/Duplex. You will get better network perfomance by setting this than by using the default of "AutoDetect" Click Start/Settings/Control Panel/Network Connections Right-mouse...

You may also need to make sure that your external interface is not registering it's connection within Active Directory DNS Click Start/Settings/Control Panel/Network Connections Right-mouse click the External Network Card and click "Properties" Highlight TCP/IP and click the "Properties" button...

Take note there is no error handling in this script if a share does not exist or a user is not in any of the groups specified in the CASE statement the script will generate an error. You can surpress the errors and have it continue by removing the comment symbol "," from "ON ERROR RESUME NEXT"...

Ok, With some assistance from some co-workers I got it worked out and I would like to provide the code here for anyone else. I work in an enterprise enviroment so I cannot add kixart or nay other utility to any of my servers. This is not the cleanest code but it is the safest and simplest. I...

I see, ok here is something you can do. You can manually change the time on the server with the app on it and stop the time service. The side effect is that you will not be able to authenticate (on that server) to your domain controller because you have rolled back time. Can you perform your...

I don't know from the thread if you were able to solve the problem and lets see if this walkthough helps. Let's assume your VBScript has all conditional statements for all drive mappings regarless of where the user is in the domain/OU/Group Membership(That way we only need one logon script for...