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Hi, I'm trying to find a freeware tool that will allow me to run a stress test against a windows 2003 file server. Should be able to simulate read/write of various sizez from multiple users simultaneously. Thanks for all suggestions!

I have a large NT4 domain that I'd like to upgrade to AD with an in-place upgrade. Before doing so, however, I'd like to run some pilot upgrades on a test environment. To do this I'd like to duplicate my environment as closely as possible. Here's that I was thinking of doing: add a new BDC to...

Hi, Here's the problem I am having: I have a 2 node 2003 ent. Cluster. Running with iscsi disks as shared resource. I can create a shadow copy on either node fine. But when I flip the cluster from one node to the other, all the shadow copies disappear. I installed the hotfix 887827 that is...

I should have mentioned this is an NT4 domain, so no AD is involved. I think I've found a way to do this, using some of the tips from this MS KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;%5BLN%5D;829885 thanks for the suggestion!

Here's the situation: I need to migrate our primary windows 2000 file server environment to a 2003 cluster. I need this to be as transparent as possible to the end users. Here are the steps I think I need to take - am I missing something? Transfer data to cluster server. Shutdown old file...

Here's the situation: Setting up exchange 5.5 on windows 2000 server. Install went fine and mail is working ok. Now I'm setting up OWA on our IIS 5 server in the DMZ. Setup says it installed ok, but when I try to browse to the exchange page from within IIS (on local machine) I get the following...

So in my case, where I have 2 floors with wires, there is no advantage in having bridging repeaters, right? This would be more useful between one building with wired and a on building without wires, right? Thanks

Hi, I'm looking for a wireless solution for out 2 level office. I've been doing a bit of reading, but don't understand what the benefit would be of getting 2 wireless access points that can bridge and repeat vs. getting two non-bridging, non-repeating access points and installing one on each...