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  1. mkbean

    Adding printer's in Active Directory

    It's called printer pruning, and if the computer that has a printer published in AD goes offline after 24 hours it will be removed from AD. This does not make your printers fault taulerant but it does make them easy to find in AD and also gives you the ability to implement Printer locations...
  2. mkbean

    un-installing up-grade to 2003

    You could go that route or if you have the full version i'm sure there is some type change you can make. I know there was one for W2K. Brian
  3. mkbean

    DNS and AD within prep guide for 70-290

    Make sure that your DHCP scope has DNS configured to point to your Domain Controller. That way the clients can find it. Hope that helps. Brian
  4. mkbean

    W2K3 Server - Mac Clients can't connect to UAM

    Try this, i know it sounds simple but you may be surprised. 1. Open the Computer Management from Administrative Tools 2. Right-Click on Shared Folders 3. Select "Configure File Server for Macintosh" 4. Check "Allow workstations to save password" 5. Choose "Apple...
  5. mkbean

    Active Directory Users and Computers Not Opening

    Ensure that your PDC Emulater is available and also that DNS is configured correctly. Brian
  6. mkbean

    Removing a Domain & Domain Controller...without dcpromo

    Hope this helps http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=230306 or http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBJ/tip4900/rh4984.htm Brian
  7. mkbean

    un-installing up-grade to 2003

    There is no way to uninstall Windows Server 2003, even if it is a trial version. Brian
  8. mkbean

    Additional DC prevents 9x clients from logging on

    Just in agreement with GENEnG. You must have WINS installed in your network, this is the default name resolution protocol for your downlevel clients (prior to W2K) Brian
  9. mkbean

    Adding printer's in Active Directory

    Hi Mark01, It is there you just need to make sure that you can see it. Click on View -> Users, Groups, and Computers as containers. Then click on your Domain Controller and you can see the printers attached to it that are published in AD. Brian
  10. mkbean

    DNS Help

    GPO stands for Group Policy Object. Every machine since Windows 2000 has a Local GPO and they may have more Group Policies applied to them if they are part of a domain. To access your local Group Policy Object for your machine go to Start -> Run -> MMC Then add the Group Policy snap in and...
  11. mkbean

    Internal Address issue

    Just migrated from 5.5 to 2K the users are having problems sending email to other employees in the address book. They get this message -----Original Message----- > From: System Administrator > Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 2:18 PM > To: Cayla McNeil > Subject: Undeliverable: test email >...
  12. mkbean

    Need some help with MIIS exam.

    I found that studing the Trancenders really helped out. Version 4.0 is interactive like the test and goes over the scenerios you will encounter on the test.<br> <br> mkbean

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