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HP makes a packaged DL380 cluster that comes with an MSA 500. This is a great unit (I have three under my management). You will need a Server 2003 Enterprise edition license for each node but only one license for SQL. You will however have to but SQL 2000 Enterprise edition (sql 2005 standard or...

check your available drive space. Make sure there is enough to take the backup to disk.

Windows server 2003 has most of the info you will need in its help and support on the servers. Start>>Help and Support. Search for cluster and/or clustering. MS Technet also is a ood source. Cluster is not for the faint of heart though. Make sure you are build a cluster for the right reasons...

Use can create a security template that can have the users you want added to the local admin group. Once you create the template you can put it in a GPO that is assigned to the OU with the machines you want.

you may have tried already but make sure that the account is a member of the "Group Polcy Creator Owner" group. You may also try removing SP1 and then the hotfix.

you would have to create a secondary zone on you DNS and have the NY guy allow zone transfers from the primary DNS..unless it is stored in AD. If so, NY would have to delegate your child to you and then you would create the new zone for the child.

The Group Policy that takes care of password policy is the "default domain password policy" witch is at the root of your AD structure. This is the only place password policies can be applied in a domain.

One thing that stand out is that WinNT does not allow the removal of PDC/BDC role. A a reinstall of the complete o/s is needed in WIndows NT. You can promote and demote PDC/BDC but not remove the role.

is the account used to the the scheduled perl script the samer one that was used to to run the .bat file? Check the task scheduler log. It may give some insight as to hy it is failing as well.

Sounds like the server service is crashing. If possible, the next time it happens check the services on the server and see what, if any have stopped.

Since you purchased the product you should be able to contact Symantec directly for answers to your question. You can put the server in install mode by using the add/remove programs to install the app. More than likely Symantec is wanting this so that the application drop all of its files in the...

Are the nics failing over? If so, it may be a switch issue causing your pages not to load (may need to use portfast on the switch ports). What about your DNS? Ensure it is pointing to only the virtual IP (especially if you have dynamic DNS running).

An account in the admins group would have it by default. There may be other rights needed that are not there by default. Do you have a sys admin for the server or are you it? Is the server part of an AD domain? If so, Group Policy may be applying, if not don't worry about GPO.

AnalogX has logging built into it. It is very low level and only gives the address for all pages it pulls. I tried to use it to log user info but no luck. (probably why it is free). There are others that will do this but the cost $$.

Yes, this can all be done in the "user settings" of Group Policy". Create the GPO and link it to the desired OU.

Don't use the Dell utility to team the cards. Use windows NLB as the result would be the same. Or check and make sure thet IIS is set to respond to "all assigned ip

Do you have the SP1 firewall running? If not, no ports will be blocked by default. What port are you trying to use and how?

Try the command line utility called "diskpart". I have used to extend a basic disk in 2003 but have not tried to extend a boot partition. It is free, does not appear to be destructive and only takes a few minutes to use.

If you can, move them to a different partition. If not, they are safe to delete but you will not be able to uninstall them at a later date. Although, once you service pack a server they are not needed anyway.

Forgot to mention that my employer is setting up a VMware environment to use as an instructional add as well. We are using a setup where a student will connect to a front end system and attached to one of several backend servers for the vm session.