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Great help thanks! How do I ensure that it is synchronized at every bootup though?

Can anyone list the steps necessary to synchronize the time on a Win2k member server which is part of an NT domain? Thanks.

I have ADDS setup and running well except none of the workstations can see the directory icon in network neighborhood. These are all 2000 and XP workstations. Any ideas? Also, the DCs can see the directory.

Can you explain that statement grygst?

I have now found that I must remove the server from the NT domain it is part of and then add it back to the domain. This allows the clients to locate the server. Any other ideas?

I have a Win2k SP2 server and a bunch of Win98 clients connecting to it. Everyday the problem comes up where the drive and printer mapping are lost and the server cannot be access by its name, but it can be accessed by its IP. DNS and WINS are setup correctly on the server and clients. Any ideas?

What OS are you running on the server?

Get a good lawyer. You should receive your money back from SOMEONE. Whether it be Cisco, shareholders of the company, personal owner, etc.

Unfortunately USB does not work well with Cable/DSL routers. You will not be able to have multiple computers connected to the Internet. The fix is to use NIC cards.

Jim, I know that changes the Win2000 driver but it will not load a Win9x driver at that tab. Isn't that for the current driver used on the server?

Iknow how to add additional print drivers on a Win2k server for Win9x clients but how do I change the actual drivers that it is handing out?

What OS is the server? Are you running a domain or workgroup and how is the printer shared (a workstation or the server?). Does Corel not open on the server when you log onto the server locally? More information is needed.

Did you install NT as a PDC? That would be necessary for creating a domain.

How can I use a batch file in Win98 to create a share?

When I attempt to open a file over 200KB the file only opens partially. However, when I reduce the size below 200KB it opens fine. Any ideas?

How can I make a BDC authenicate users when a PDC is down. Must I promote the BDC?

Thanks for the info. Resource Kit only allows and answer file.

I just found out that the NT 4.0 Resource Kit's Setup Manager will allow a BDC demotion to a standalone server in the domain. Don't know if it will work correctly but I'll give it a shot.

Dynamic Disks are not supported by NT.

What is the easiest way to demote a BDC to a standalone server?