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So that's a no then. I try not to keep lists of username/passwords for security reasons.

It is not a domain controller either. It's just a stand alone server on our network.

I'll also need to know where to import the list. I've found a place in users that allows me to export a list but there is no import option and the list only has usernames on it.

I'm about to format our Windows Server 2003 box and I need to know if there is an easy way to save the usernames/passwords that are used to connect to the server. It's a stand alone server not on active directory.

Adding the forward information took care of the problem. Thank you for the help. Mark

Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately I'm not a DNS guru (I've inherited this job) how do I set it up as a forwarder?

I've noticed recently that my network can't get to a few websites. When I try to browse or ping that site it says not available. However, when I change the DNS address on my PC from our DNS server to one of SBC's DNS servers I can browse and ping the site just fine. I've checked our DNS...

All the other DCs are checked as Global Catalogs and all the clients are pointed to the PDC as their DNS server. The PDC is also the DNS/WINS server. However, along the lines of Global Catalogs, I tried to delete a user account and make a new one and it gives me an error that says that it...

I'm having a very difficult time with our Active Directory Forest. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Here is what has happened so far: Our primary domain controller and master operator server crashed and burned with no recovery possible. The backups that we had apparently were...

I am having a very strange occurance happen on my network. All (or the vast majority) of our computers aren't remembering their mapped drives. Almost every morning we have to go around and reset the mapped drives. I has been verified that the Reconnect at logon checkbox has been checked. I...

I've inherited a network recently and I just got hit with a critical failure of the primary hard drive of our domain controller. I wasn't able to recover anything from the drive and had to install a new drive and reinstall server 2k. My problem is that we have 2 other servers on the domain...

Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients. Subject: Hey dude...this is a test Sent: 10/4/2005 8:29 AM The following recipient(s) could not be reached: 'David Janakes' on 10/5/2005 11:02 AM Could not deliver the message in the time limit...

Well, I can paste the actual denial message when it arrives. However, this is the delay message that I get: This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. THIS IS A WARNING MESSAGE ONLY. YOU DO NOT NEED TO RESEND YOUR MESSAGE. Delivery to the following recipients has been...

I checked and that was checked as was Allow everyone to send.

We have Exchange 2k on a Win2k box. I am using Microsoft Outlook as my email program. It's setup to connect to the Exchange server (not just POP3). When I send an email to another person on my domain is works perfectly. I can receive emails from anyone within or outside of the network. The...

And an opinion I agree with 100%. Unfortunately, I don't get the last say on expenditures. I figure that with a few more catastropes one of 2 things will happen. He'll wisen up and get the protection needed. Or he'll get so frustrated and fire me which will allow me to get a job at a company...

Hehe...well: 1) Standard operating procedures around here since we have no virus protection. Which leads to... 2) Well...that's the superintendant's decision and I'm waiting on him to pull the trigger. Meanwhile the trigger is being pulled on me numerous times. However, your cache flow...

Also, I'm positive it is coming from within my network.

I have a virus pounding my front end router. It is consistantly running at 99%. Is there a way for me to see the actual TCP/IP address of the offending computer(s) by view a traffic log of some sort? Having to scan 500+ computers is not a cost effective course of action. Thanks.

However, when I connect to the private address while on the network it works fine. It also connects if I try to connect with the public address when I'm at home.