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I graduated from DeVry in February of 1995 Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications Management. When I started college in 1993 at the time you couldn't find any (affordable) colleges with BS degrees in computer networking and systems administration. All that was available at...

Make sure when it asks you for the server name you are just putting in gda30 not \\gda30. I have tried this script on both Windows 2000 and NT 4.0 servers with file and print sharing on of course - I am also a member of the Administrators group. One thing that caught me off guard was one of...

Ok - I know this sound incredibly obvious, but have you tried just unplugging the cable from the back of the phone and pluggin it back in - this should reset it to the proper time - if the time is not being updated.

Here is greate article on how to log Active Directory changes: http://www.winnetmag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=39769 or http://www.winnetmag.com and do search for InstantDoc #39769

I have found this script to be quite useful for finding who has opened files: http://www.winscriptingsolutions.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=24374 Or www.winnet.mag (search for InstantDoc ID:24374) Note: I had to remark out two lines in order to get this script to compile (see below)...

You can also use IPSec filters in Windows 2000 to block/allow IP ports and subnet traffic. This is quite convenient if you are unsure how to manage/monitor the existing firewall. I realize this is redunant, but at least you will have control of what traffic is coming in and out of your...

Also keep in mind that this 'Administrator' may be logging in with the default Administrator account so logging could be quite difficult (was that administrator#1 or administrator#2 that made the change?). Here is a great article on how to prevent this problem from occuring by randomizing the...

This script will not delete folders over 7 days old (not sure why you would want to do this in the first place), but will delete folders that are empty. This includes all subfolders and files. ' folder to start search in... path = "c:\tmp" ' delete files older than 7 days...

This is not a VBScript solution, but instead it uses batchfiles and the dnscmd.exe from the Windows 2000 support tools. This will automate the creation of DNS Zones - which is what you are trying to accomplish. Please see the following link...