NOTE: THIS POST IS LARGELY ANECDOTAL
For what it's worth (the price of admission here, perhaps)...
I like having a system root partition larger than 2 gig. In fact, my present opinion - subject to change - is that 4 gig is very nice. But then, I run my domain controller like it was a...
Okay, here's a "stupid" answer that happens to work for us: don't use net time.
In our situation, all of our clients, as well as the domain controllers, have internet access. We run an internet-based client program to synchronize everybody to the atomic clocks in Bethesda, Boulder...
polymath5 - I've been looking for such a utility for some time and got all excited, but the link you provided didn't work. Typo?
tgilmore - I am assuming the new PDC can see the old BDC? (Browse to it, or even ping it?) I ran into this same problem back in the pre-SP3 days, and back then I...
How recently has the server's system registry been "defragmented"? Several registry keys, especially the software key, can look like swiss cheese and be badly bloated after awhile, and can bring an NT server to its knees. Waynes has a good FAQ about this at Admin tip #193...
<chagrinned grin>
You're right, of course. I'd been dealing with CAT-5 cabling issues all day. The brain must have registered I was conversing in a Cisco area, but the mind had not caught up. :P
Regards,
oldschool
Uh... say what???
I don't think so.
A "rollover" cable is not simply an end to end mirror of the wiring order. This is because TX and RX are not in the middle of the RJ45 biscuit, and both pairs need to be surrounded by inductive grounding.
A "straight thru" cable...
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