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He does not have any rights what-so-ever to any mailbox other than his own. The mailboxes that we are looking at, only the NT user for which the account was setup and the Domain Admin accout has rights. Therefore we know that he is not able to view messages coming into the mailbox, and we (IT)...

We are currently experiencing a certain employee logging into others mailboxes (according to Logons at Server-> Private Information Store-> Logons). Also, event 1016 is being written to the Application event log. I have seen that this can occur when checking someones availability for meetings...

I have a couple of systems within my SMS Site that do not show any hardware information when in resource explorer. I have verified (physically) that the Hardware Inventory Agent has been installed on those systems. In addition, I ran the status message query "Clients That Reported A...

Thanks for the informaion. I bumped it up to 30 days. That should work. Thanks, basnbuk

We have currently began upgrading users with new systems and retiring slower machines to the parts farm (no longer powered up). Our computer naming policy is related to the primary user of the system (JDOE or JOHND). When the older workstations are replaced the new one is given a different...

I created 4 new queries to display all Windows 2000 Original Release, SP1, SP2, and SP3 systems. To the best of my knowledge the information returned was correst. From these queries I created a package (to update to SP3) for advertisement and selected the supported platforms as Windows 2000...

Do you have WinXP SP 1 installed?

This issue has been resolved. I found a post in a different forum that stated that SMS does not support named instances of SQL Server. I created a default instance on the same server and it installed without a hitch. Now SMS is up and running. Thanks.

I am installing SMS 2.0 SP2 within our LAN. Server A (member server) is the server SMS is being installed on. Server B (PDC and company SQL DB Server) is whrere I have created the SMS db prior to SMS Setup. When the setup is checking my system, I continue to get an error that SQL Server is not...

Right-click on the Task Bar and select properties. On the bottom of the Task Bar tab, under the grouping "Notification Area" there is a box for Hide Inactive Icons, make sure this box is not checked. If I understand you question correctly, this should help.

My company markets an application written in VB6. We have a client that runs an internally developed application developed with VB5 and they run Windows XP Professional on the systems that will house both appliations. My question is that if both applications utilize tyhe same file, different...