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I cannot connect to one (of 5) 2003 Enterprise servers via Remote Desktop Connection anymore. Terminal Services Manager reports the RDP connector as Down (65547). Resetting this connector will make the number increment a couple of times before disappearing altogether. Using disconnect &...

I'm trying something similar. I have 5 W2003 Enterprise servers all with dual NIC. One nic is on the main 192.168.x.x backbone Second nic is on a dedicated 1Gb switch on 10.62.1.x Although BS9.01 is configured in server admin to use the 10.60.1.x card, as is the client agents on the other...

Looks like no one else has looked in to this ??

Has anyone yet used iSCSI for tape backup? I have a new farm of 5x 2003 enterprise servers (including Exchange and SQL)and want to back up to a single tape device (Probably a HP Ultrium 460)using a private gigabit ethernet network. Possible devices I've located are Sanrad V2000 Technomages...

I can browse and access all directories that I have set permissions for. I also have novell client for netware loaded (we use SBS and NW5.1 servers). The login script works on the XP stations exactly as on the W98 ones. Still no automatic running of the login script though. It's nice to have...

The script is in the scripts folder, as detailed above. The folder is also SHARED as netlogon.

The full path to the script is \\servername\winnt.sbs\system32\repl\import\scripts (this folder has a share name of NETLOGON) Under user manager for domains \ profile the user profile path is blank the logon script name is login.bat home directory entries are empty Rick.

Thanks again, DEV. The XP machines have new logins. They are joined to the domain. They have unique IP addresses (not DNS). The script is added in user manager for domains. Rick

Thanks, Dev. The script is in that directory, and it has a share name of netlogon. The W98 workstations see it OK. Rick.

I've got an SBS 4.5 (NT4 SP6a) server with 50 users in a domain. I'm replacing some workstations (W98) with XP Pro and cannot get the login script to run on xp when joining the domain. The login.bat is on a share called netlogon. In users profile editor in XP I've tried just login.bat, but...

I dont know if this has been covered before, but here goes .. I've inherited an NT server (SBS 4.5) that has 3 volumes spread accross 4 drives (UW SCSI) C: 36 GB (2x Mirrored 36G drives) H: 178 GB I: 76 GB Boot is from the 36 GB drive with one NTFS partition ! The exchange server is spread...