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There is no way on Windows NT 4 to demote a PDC or BDC back to a memeber server, you will have to rebuild these boxes to get them to participate in a new domain structure.

Terry, Thanks, appreciate your response. Marc

Terry, Hi thanks for the responce. Yes, using NSS mirroring. The idea is that we have a 5 node cluster set up with its shared storage on a SAN storage platform and wish to move these disk to a new storage platform. Initial thoughts are that we can use netware disk mirroring to perform this...

Can cluster enabled volumes be mirrored and if so are there any gotcha's to be aware of. Thanks Marc

I believe you should be able to do this using the autologon registry key. See the below link for details http://is-it-true.org/nt/registry/rtips34.shtml Hope this helps

The only way I can think to do this at the moment is to connect to the virtual print server name acroos the network for example start,run, \\virtual_print server name This should list all the printers on the virtual print server

I think they should be in the winnt\repair directory, although this may only be valid for win2k

We are only experiencing the issue on Win2K clients, we have a number of Windows 98 Systems that run through the same network equipment that are not having the same problems.

All, Windows 2000 Server & Clients 10/100 LAN The problem we are experiencing is that users on the network are constantly (every 5 to 10 minutes) being told that they are now working offline. All users attached to the LAN and can immediatley re-synchronize. I have found a couple of articles...

Dawn, We are not running Exchange or IIS on the Clusters, they are purely File & Print. The CLUSSVC.EXE process is the one holding on to the memory. Currently running SP5, Microsoft have recommended 6a and we are currently testing it to make sure it has no impact. Also Microsoft have sent...

You cant to my knowledge restrict people from actually seeing a share if they browse the server. As you mentioned this is default behaviour for Netware but cant be done with a standard NT installation. If there is a way of doing it let me know. Should have stuck with the Novell : )

Just How many servers do you have on your network, are they all DC's and if so are you nuts ? : )

All, We have a number of NT 4.0 MSCS clusters that have started experiencing memory problems. It appears that the CLUSSVC service is holding on to memory. If you look at the service it has had up to 850 MB of memory assingned to itself. The cluster grinds to a halt because of this. Help !!!!!!

What about using NT's Software Raid functionality. It is included so wont cost you anything.

Can anyone tell me why after turning print notification off I am still getting messages. I have also set the registry key to turn this off. NT 4 Advanced Server, SP5 & MSCS Help ????

My preference would be two have a seperate raid disk for your System, Raid 1 (Mirroring) gives you good performance and redudancy. Use the Raid 5 partition for all your data etc, also think about using larger numbers of smaller disk's. ie 5 x 18gb disks instead of 3 x 36gb. You loose less disk...

When you team adapters the software (Intel Drivers) creates a virtual NIC to which you assign the IP Address. You dont have 2 cards with duplicate addresses you have two cards Masked by a virtual nic. So no problem

The remote admin mode of Terminal services allows for 2 connections without needing additional licenses. You will need to load the terminal services client from the cd.

Have you assinged read and apply policy permisions to the group policy object for the users you are trying to control and also have you assigned the gpo to the site or domian or ou that these users belong to

Personally if you have the option to use Netware then go for it, it is a far better product as far as file and print services go. AD has a lot of growing up to do before it offers serious competition to NDS. MarcS MCNE MCSE