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From you post you're talking about outbound delivery. Reverse lookup could be your issue, but you should also look at outbound name resolution of aol.com. There is an issue with the way windows 2003 servers do DNS. This can cause issues with some firewalls or querying other DNS servers...

Your ghost image will server the purpose of restoring the system to a point in time (everytime your software changes on the server create an image or something along those lines) and make it so you don't need to reinstall the software on the server. However, you really need to do tape or file...

Mike, If it is a leased line and site#2 has it's own internet connection then just change the following from the configuration I gave you. Router#2 ip route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 10.1.1.1 (Route to site#1) ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.2.254 (internet gateway at site#2) Remove the...

Reading your post again I gave you a config for if you were using a leased line between the sites (which I assumed.. doh), It sounds like you will be using a site to site VPN with each site having it's own internet connection. I'm not much of an expert with setting up site to site VPN's on...

You should really only need 2 routes on the router at your main site. Not sure what your IP scheme is but lets say... site#1 192.168.1.x site#2 192.168.2.x WAN 10.1.1.x Router#1 IP addresses Eth0 192.168.1.1 Serial0 10.1.1.1 Router#2 IP addresses Eth0 192.168.2.1 Serial0 10.1.1.2 Internet...

It is possible if your volume is RAID 5. It's a three step process. 1. Within the HP Array Controller Config. tool add the three drives to the 3 disk RAID array. This may take significant time to rebuild the RAID array across 6 disks. You will then have 6 disk RAID 5 with a bunch of...

Another note is using the survey utility. It must be installed with a Proliant support pack, but it gives you a nice survey.txt file with all hardware settings.

Another thing to think about is compression ratios. With a 20/40 tape backing up thousands of 1K files you'll never get 2:1 compression. The larger the files sizes the better the compression ratio if you catch my drift. Not sure what your situation is though.

Edit your c:\boot.ini file. You must have hidden and system files available for viewing though. Tool-_Folder Options _ View -- Select view hidden files and folders -- Uncheck hide protected operating system files. Hope that helps.

Full script would be...... If Exist "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop\shortcut.ink" GoTo END copy "\\server\netlogon\shortcut.ink" "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop\" :END

Create a shortcut file .ink. That goes to that UNC path. "shortcut" would actually be that shortcut file you created. Throw it out in your netlogon share. Copy command would then be....... copy "\\server\netlogon\shortcut.ink" "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop\" That clear things up?

I've always had issues with the Addusers.vbs script. I've found the csvde utility works much better. Just do an export from AD first to get the syntax of your import file right and then populate it with your users. Good luck. Here is the link. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/327620

When setting up your Outlook Profle, simply click the "used exchange cached mode" when putting in the exchange server name and user. This keeps a copy on the server and your hard drive. It will synch changes on either end once the client and server hook back up.

If your really struggling with this, I'd recommend bringing in some outside consultants. Getting something like this up and running could take a little time. Where are you at with it now? Planning?

What he means by "bios as logical drive" is that the RAID controller stores the partition information. To the operating system and any back program it just looks like one disk as apposed to 4 in a RAID set for example. If you just need a monthy backup like your talking about Ghost will work...

Outlook version?

If you have deleted item retension on your exchange server (default 7 days, you highlight the deleted items folder and goto -> tools -> recover deleted items within outlook.

Exactly right. To have a 2003 GC you need a 2003 DC which will upgrade your domain to AD 2.0. You can still have windows 2000 DC's in your domain you just need 1 2003 GC.

The ethernet interface of the router, the server, and the internal interface of the firewall at site #1 will be on the same subnet (site #1/call it 192.168.1.x). The servers default gateway will be the routers ethernet interface(call it 192.168.1.1). Site #1's router will have the other...

What I said above will work. I've had that setup in a few productions environments. Not optimal but when you can't get a Domain Controller upgraded and the server needs to go in you have no choice. On a side note; if you are really against having it on the TS itself, any old 2003 server will...