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maybe it can't find DNS, ping -a just resolves to hostname try an nslookup to see if you can resolve the name that way.

Does the server that hosts you DNS provide router to the internet or the network you are tring to reach. maybe you have more than one service dropping on that box.

When you setup VPN in 2000 it you have to have to have a second NIC for incoming connections. If someone has done it and it works please post the info. thanks

RRAS will fix the problem

If you do assign your NIC a second IP that would work too but it is better just to use one for all.

Many people just think ipsec is used for secure ip traffic but you can use ipsec to just filter specific ports (like 80, and you can do this with an OU to target those users) you can set this up via the MMC or MS has a command line script tool. You could cache your companies website locally on...

Make sure everybody is refering to the server by name and maje sure DNS gets updated. If you have any replication and AD sites setup you need to update those as weel if the server is goint o be on another network

Do you have the users located in the OU?

You should really consider rethinking you securtiy policy There are reasons users should continue to change their passwords on a regular basis. Just because managment doesn't like it should make you just bypass basic network security measures

I don't even think you can disable to admin account. Just go into services and it will tell you if any services are logged in under the admin account, one really good way around this type of issue create a Service account (regular account with a name like sa_backup) and have the backup service...

How many clients do you have? Is this a fully switched network? There are many variables to consider when changing an addressing scheme If you have a network large enough for you to have to have that many subnets and you don't know how to setup DHCP you really should look at getting another...

If you have any cisco routers you can always set them up to provide Dhcp

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the net time command should work what specific problems where you having

You can always setup object auditing and export the results, what information on your users were you looking for?

If you have your GPO uninstall this office MSI when no longer needed and another user logs on that needs it. The product key will be needed when it reinstalls even if you do the admin office share install

Two DC's same network, same Domain = AD replication = same AD on both machines, you can setup trust relationships to provide replication to and from other domains in your tree

I would look through the GPO's you have in place, maybe recreate the domain policy, I can't remember from the top of my head if there is a specific policy. It could be you need to refresh the local machines to grab the new gpo from the upgraded DC use secedit

Is can you see the service and have you tryed starting it manually

Have you check the event log on the workstations?