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I will have two different W2K Active Directory Domains at my office, same physical subnet. Can clients in one AD domain receive IPs from a DHCP server in another AD domain that is on the same subnet if there is a trust and the DHCP server is Authorized? Thanks

I have been trying to get Colorado Backup II's scheduler to work with Windows XP Pro. The Backup software came with the Travan drive. I have set up the schedule to run Mon thru Fri, but it never runs. I have also tried scheduling it within the Windows XP scheduler. That didn't work either...

Yes, I can do a manual backup, I just can't get the scheduler to work.

I have been trying to get Colorado Backup II's scheduler to work with Windows XP Pro. The Backup software came with the Travan drive. I have set up the schedule to run Mon thru Fri, but it never runs. I have also tried scheduling it within the Windows XP scheduler. That didn't work either...

Thanks for tips. I noticed that all of the clients had on-board video that was using system RAM (the video has no memory of it's own). If I set the video at 256 colors instead of the 16bit high color setting, the problems went away. This causes complaints when running local apps, but I've...

This network is self-contained and is not connected to the Internet or to any other network. The only traffic should be MS Office. This is a switched 100mb network using only TCP/IP. The problem only occurres when 15-25 or more people are logged into a session and using an application, such...

Please help! I have set up a W2K Active Directory domain for a school system with one domain controller and three 2000 Terminal servers, with each Term server servicing MS Office 2000 to about 25 students. When all or most of the students log on the Terminal services, they complain that there is...

P.S. My post above is for W2K Server with AD installed. If your running NT 4.0, the script must be in the "netlogon" share.

The logon Scripts must be in the &quot;WINNT\SYSVOL\sysvol\<domain.com>\scripts&quot; folder. And on the user properties, reference the file by name only, do not put the path in the logon scripts line. &quot;filename.bat&quot;