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I have a win2k server running AD. It is a DC running DNS, DHCP and is a print server. Two weeks ago an issue surfaced with the symptom of no one was able to print. after rebooting, the problem was gone. the next day, the same thing happened, and every day since. Another symptom was that DNS on...

Most ISP's hand out IP's via DHCP. You may need to contact your ISP and make sure they support DHCP or that they allow you to have a static IP. Rico

I have an issue where users are logging on to terminal server and intermittently the screen locks up right before the login screen or right after they login. In the terminal server manager it shows as an active session, but the session is not responding. I can log them off from the manager...

I have an issue where users are logging on to terminal server and intermittently the screen locks up right before the login screen or right after they login. In the terminal server manager it shows as an active session, but the session is not responding. I can log them off from the manager...

Sorry, I did not make myself clear. It comes up each time even after accepting it.

What ip is your default GW? Make sure the gateway for the pc has routes to the x.x.2.x and x.x.3.x networks or at least a default route to the router. Rico

Each time any office product is opened, the EULA prompts you to accept. How do I remedy this? Thanks Rico

At the enable prompt, type: show int and post the results. You are not receiving an error message, only a message telling you that serial0 is now up. Rico

Logon to the cisco 1603, go to enable mode, (type en and the prompt after you logon). type show config and post the results. Also what is the ip address of the gateway for the PCs and servers? Rico

Have you tried booting from the last know good configuration?

How long has this been happening?

One possibility could be memory failure or overheating. Make sure all hardware in the box is operating properly. Rico

If you are using Group Policy, logon to the DC, go to AD users and open up the OU that contains that user. Go to properties and edit the group policy. Under computer configuration go to Security Settings and then local policies then user rights assignments. Make sure "deny logon locally...

Do a backup of AD first of all and all of your users data if it is on the server. After your clean install of the OS and other software restore your AD, that way all of your users should not see a difference. Rico

If you are using DHCP to assign IPs, make sure your DNS settings in the DHCP scope are pointing to the correct DNS servers. Rico

Unfortunately, Microsoft does not have a great solution for controlling website access. You can purchase internet filtering software or use ACLs on your router or firewall to the outside to control access to certain websites.

That is correct, they will assume the GPO assigned to the OU.

Since this is an internal website, you can set permissions on the folder in which the website resides only allowing those users or groups whom you want to have access.

The benefit you receive from setting up separate containers is management of those users. You will also be able to assign group policy to a container as you cannot do that with individual users.

One easy solution would be to add a static route on each router pointing to the other router. Post the result of "show ip route" on the cisco router.