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  1. sparky33

    Outlook XP can't logon to Exchange 2000

    I had the exact same problem as above, and yet none of those fixes worked. Luckily I had a "backup" Exchange Server running at home. I compared registry keys and found the following anomoly: In the Registry key: \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Rpc\Netbios there was only ONE entry on...
  2. sparky33

    Exchange - All clients forced to enter login credentials

    At the end of my wits, I checked my Exchange server at home to compare it to the one at work. I found the following anomoly: In the Registry key: \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Rpc\Netbios there was only ONE entry on the non-working Exchange 2000 Server, and TWO entries on the working...
  3. sparky33

    Exchange - All clients forced to enter login credentials

    I needed to do an Exchange "overlay" reinstall last night, and today none of my users could login to Outlook. They continued to get the "Please enter your Username, Domain, Password" box. I tried all the other steps as described by Microsoft (making sure valid RPC entries were in the...
  4. sparky33

    Policies

    Thanks tgooman, I was thinking of stopping domain users for changing registry setting. Can you do that through polices if so does anyone know how? Thanks sparky
  5. sparky33

    Policies

    Hi, How do I stop all Domain Users installing software on my XP and 2000 clients? and what’s the best way to implement this over the network. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great Cheers, Sparky

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