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I deploy my login scripts using GP if needed. I have departments login scripts, personal login scripts and software login scripts all running by GP and managed with permissions as to who can have them applied.

In your connecter you can specify which message to reject, I can give a more defined response once I get down to my setup. But in your connector you can reject un authenticate messages so if the name@domain does not exsist it will reject it.

Sounds like a DNS issue, is your DNS running correct ? Do you require DNS Forwards ?

P.S. Yes, any wireless adapter will run fine with the XP wireless manager, the issue you run into is a Netgear, Linksys whomever will report different connections then the windows wireless manager. My main point was the card software usually runs smother and reports better signal strength and...

Also, side thing: If you have a Wireless Phone running on 2.4 or 5.8ghz make sure they are not on the same channel. It is rare that this is an issue any longer but it used to be an issue sometimes." Please note " This is rare" and "used to be an issue sometimes" With the older cordless...

Make sure you disable Windows XP wireless client. Right click on Network Neighborhood, Properties, Right click the wireless connection, properties, go to the advance Tab and unselect the box for "Use Windows for Wireless Network" or "Manage Wireless using Windows" its something to that affect...

Cant you just make them Domain Admins ?

Make sure you are still using the wireless card software to access the point. For some reason my laptop jumped over to allowing windows to manage wireless connections and my connection dropped more then anything. if you have the wireless card software installed. To accomplish this (if the...

I would recommened actually using the Netgear software to access the wireless, I have found the signal is better (I know it sounds weird, lol). Disable windows from managing your wireless connections, it for some reason recieves terrible signal strenght, have found this with my netgear WG511 and...

Create a rule with the following: Go to rules Select from Blank Rule At Step 1, scroll down until you see "With specific word in reciepients address" select this and add all the email addresses you want to forward. Then in Step 2) scroll down until you see forward it to people or...

To enable the logon.asp is a pita (pain in the a@@), lol. An easy solution is to create a webpage and create a forward on that page to the default webmail logon page. What you will get is the main page will load then prompt you for the logon info. so your custom page in the backround and the...

I usually do this on the workstation end. Tools Options Mail Setup Send/Recieve in the schedual a send recieve I change the value there.

I have this same setup. Once you move the location you will be fine. Establish a trust between the two servers and share you AD off using the Global Catologing, create your scopes and run with it. Your switch will prevent this from happening once you are off site.

Quickest thing would be to have the users do a Reply to All, its the button next to Reply button.

I dont think this is a capabilty of Terminal Services, terminals services are more less for maintance or for strict policy usage. Most commonly you will find the minimum set as the default.

Bad idea because your workstations will hit which ever DHCP server it finds first, and obtain its IP, no matter what the scope is. What are you trying to accomplish by using two different DHCP servers and scopes. I use this setup but have two different locations, my workstations must recieve...

To my knowledge this is not possible. You are looking to create a folder within the my documents that points to a different location. You can accomplish this with a script *.bat The following tests for a folder first, if not found it replaces it with the following folder IF NOT EXIST...

In 2003 the run as service setup is in the following: 1) Administrative Tools 2) Domain Security Policy 3) Expand Local Policies 4) Select: User Rights Assignment 5) Scroll down until you find: Log on as service 6) Double click 7) Select the check box Define these policy settings 8) Using the...

The first part istesting to see if the folder exsist, if it does not exsist the second part copys from a source folder. You want to place a specific folder in each users folder. So your script would look something like this. IF NOT EXSIST C:\Documents and setting\%USERNAME%\My...

Create a login script to run and do the following. dont put the "" in the script IF NOT EXIST "location" COPY "folder" Ex. IF NOT EXSIST C:\TESTFOLDER COPY L:\USERTEMPLATE\TESTFOLDER If you want to test for files within the folder use the same script.