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As far as schools go, http://www.myyearbook.com is probably more suited to them. As far as people faking ages etc, well "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog". It happens in many sites all the time, just need to be carefulw hen dealing with someone you have no idea about. Viruses via...

When you create the backup, you would have ticked the C:\ drive if you wanted to back it up. As such, new files added to the C:\ drive will get backed up. The backup job as far as its concerned will backup everything in the C:\ drive. note that the tick refers to a "clean" tick, not a gryed one...

Robocopy is your friend here. Download it from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en . Assuming all your data is in C:\data and you want to move it to D:\data the following command will copy all the data including the...

Probably just need a better process viewer - have a look at http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html which has been used by many admins for years now. Claudius (What certifications??) Webmaster - http://www.ozspace.net (lame)

Have a look at http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=5073 which shows what you need to do. Claudius (What certifications??) Webmaster - http://www.ozspace.net (lame)

YOu are correct. have a read of http://support.microsoft.com/kb/266096 which describes the steps you need to take. note that this is only if your Exchange is running on Windows Advanced Server. Claudius (What certifications??) Webmaster - http://www.ozspace.net (lame)

As you are using win2003, have a look at markdmac's faq for login scripts - http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=5798 Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

From memory, this is not too hard. Create an Emergency Repair disk on the machine whose SAM you want. On the machine you want to import the SAM into, boot that machine using a NT CD, there should be a choice to "repair existing installation" or similar. You should then choose the...

Most recruiters I've met have been clueless about IT. The are generally good talkers who can smooth talk a company and a candidate. A good example is an interview where in the small talk, I found out the recruitment agent was an ex-farmer (not much talk regarding skill level for the job there)...

Just curious, what's the performance like when you remote desktop into the main server from your terminal server (assuming you have done this)? From experience it goes much faster than a VNC connection. Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

The VBS guys will give you a good script for this. As you are in a NT 4 network, the netsh command maybe your friend here. Just need to place it in your logon script. have a look at http://www.petri.co.il/configure_tcp_ip_from_cmd.htm for how to use netsh. Note the "netsh interface ip set dns...

As Marcs41 mentioned, you have to create separate mailboxes for each of the aliases you wish to use in the From field. Give the primary user the right to send on behalf of those users and you're all set. On the admin side of things, setting this up is not hard. Once you create the users and the...

Are you actually opening the post and then the attachment, or opening the attachment from the preview pane? I believe opening attachments from the preview pane opens them in read only mode. Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

Your domain controller should point to the internal DNS server only (most likely your domain controller). The Internal DNS server should have forwarders set up which would be your ISP's DNS servers. Look above at markdmac's post on how to set forwarders. Claudius (What certifications??)...

Is your Domain Controller pointing to itself as the primary DNS? Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

Just curious, is the Windows Time service running on your domain controller? Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

Any particular reason EuroDNS servers should be used as forwarders instead of the local ISP DNS server? Also, as EuroDNS appears to be the registrar, why not ask the ISP to create a MX record pointing to the static IP address, and then have EuroDNS nameserver records for the domain point to the...

Not really to that detail. You can use reverse lookup and see who is hosting them. Even a tracert can give you a good indication of where their location is. For a reverse lookup, try http://www.zoneedit.com/lookup.html Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

The send address may be like net@abc.com but may contain a whole bunch of BCC email addresses of which some are valid. Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au

perhaps it is msconfig Claudius (What certifications??) http://www.iteq.com.au