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We have @40 users I just got a quote for volume license on MS office standard for $365 per license. Retail MS Home and Business which has the same products is $247 at CDW. That's a difference of $118 per license for $4720 total savings. Can anyone tell me why I should go with VL other then...

We currently have two locations connected via vpn. All servers are virtualized on ESX 3.5. Main site has 30 employees: Server 2003 DC with DNS and DHCP Exchange 2003 Server 2003 Application server with SQL 2005 Server 2003 Terminal server with Citrix Metaframe Remote site has 4 employees...

We recently install exchange 2003 and started to host our email internally. Previous to that we had our ISP host our email domain. We are finding that a few domains out there are blocking our emails. Examples: xxx@att.net on 4/22/2008 8:48 AM There was a SMTP communication problem with the...

Hello everyone. Total newbie with VBS. Everyone is using Outlook 2003 with Exchange 2003 server. Once a year I would like to archive the emails to PST files and copy them to a server. There is a auto archive feature but I like to take this out of the users hand as much as possible. On a...

Window XP PRO and Office 2003 with 2007 compatibility pack. In Word when you insert a picture from file, a pop up windows ask you sign in with Windows Live Id. How can I disable this annoying feature? Note: Tools-->option-->edit-->track changes is uncheck. Hels

I was told sender is using Outlook. We have Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2003. Sender email user with PDF attachment. Email comes through to external spam filter (mailwise) with three attachment winmail.dat, Xam_0.rtf, and giberish name.pfd. I spoke to mailwise and they said they don't block any...

Have a MS SQL install on C drive (default) but the data dir is on the D drive. D was getting full so I did a backup of D and restore to a new drive F. F was then re-assign the dir letter D. In enterprise manager, I can't access the SQL server anymore, icon has red square (connection failed...

Yes I use the SQL agent. You've been great... thanks for your help!

Thanks pgliardo, I do a daily full backup on lto3 with backup exec. I do have MSSQL databases on the shares. Will the backup restore those to it's original state also or should i skip those and do a detach, copy, attach? Drew I'll look into the file server mig toolkit.

Good point pgaliardo. I can do a backup and just restore to the new hd. genius!!! Ok before I get overly excited, any potential flaws with this method?

I'm moving a large 100+ gig share from on hard drive to another. I need the share to retain all share/security/file. I tried xcopy and that didn't go so well because some files have problems moving, etc. What's the best way to do this. I need a tool to move all this and report which file fail...

Thanks again Pork, I guess I'm really back to square one, turn off cache logins and wait 5 minutes for bootup when laptops are out of the office or keep cache logins on and the software will install after 2 to 3 reboots. So those are my two options... I was hoping that microsoft would have a...

Just google cached creditials... I'm going to turn it off.

How do you turn off cached credentials? Is it by selecting the wait for network during startup and logon in the domain policy as i done above?

Pork - the issue with that is for example, I install the server side software and use AD to push client side software out. It's seem silly to tell the users to keep rebooting until the system installs the new client software. What's the difference between group policy asychronously and...

thanks Mark, I just thought that windows would have a run once function. I'll try what you suggested. Hels

I have a script I like to run once only. In AD I create an policy for the OU computer config\windows settings\startup. I think this is running everytime on startup. How can I tell the policy to just run once, if already ran disregard the script. Thanks Hels

This is a bit hairy so bear with me. We are using AD to deploy some of our softwares. After I created and activate a policy to deploy the software, some computers will install right away some may never see it. I want some form of consistences so I added this to the logon script "gpupdate...

This is a bit hairy so bear with me. We are using AD to deploy some of our softwares. After I created and activate a policy to deploy the software, some computers will install right away some may never see it. I want some form of consistences so I added this to the logon script "gpupdate...

Markdmac The log files are relatively small 5 files at 5mb each. Thanks for the commands, I'll check on them later on. Hels