NT Server Administrative Tools

[Guest_imported]

Need to repair folder structure of Administrative Tools on an NT server without reinstalling. Could some one help? Thanks.

 

[tk36]

Copy the folder from another NT server(with the same drive settings) in the network..

 

[Guest_imported]

I don't have another NT server or access to one. I don't need the file names in the Administrative Tools folder: I have them. I need the file names of their subfolders and the pointers to real files therein.

 

[donnieb99]

Hi,
here is a list of the common admin tools

Backup C:\WINNT\system32\ntbackup.exe
DHCP Administrator C:\WINNT\system32\DHCPADMN.EXE
Disk Administrator C:\WINNT\system32\windisk.exe
Event Viewer C:\WINNT\system32\eventvwr.exe
Remote Access Admin C:\WINNT\system32\rasadmin.exe
Server Manager C:\WINNT\system32\SRVMGR.EXE
User Manager for Domains C:\WINNT\system32\USRMGR.EXE
User Manager C:\WINNT\system32\musrmgr.exe
Windows NT Diagnostics C:\WINNT\system32\winmsd.exe
WINS Administrator C:\WINNT\system32\WINSADMN.EXE

Donnie

 

[Guest_imported]

I wish to thank donnieb99 for taking time to help. My problem is mostly fixed, thanks to him. I don't have any musrmgr.exe for User Manager, however, and I need the contents of Administrative Wizards. Thanks.

T.

 

[donnieb99]

Hi Tom,
below is the rest of the links for the Admin tools.

Administrative Wizards c:\winnt\system32\wizmgr.exe
License Manager C:\winnt\system32\llsmgr.exe
Network Client Administrator c:\winnt\system32\ncadmin.exe
Performance Monitor c:\winnt\system32\perfmon.exe
System Policy Editor c:\winnt\system32\poledit.exe

Donnie

 

[Guest_imported]

Donnie,

It's all back together now. I owe you one. Thanks again.

T.

 

[norEmac1]

I ned to sync the time on all of my servers. Is there a command to do so?

 

[norEmac1]

I need to sync the time on all of my servers. Is there a command to do so?

 

[Guest_imported]

To norEmac1:
Try TIMESERV.exe from NT Resource Kit.

 

[grimmy]

norEmac1,
The best way is to choose one particular server and install a but a realtime clock and install onto that and then run this command using the AT command:-

NET TIME \\'SERVERNAME' /SET /Y

Cheers....grimmy