I have no of the sites need user to bypass proxy in IE and do not want to configure in eace users pc to bypass thei setting. prefer can control centrally. so that easy to control if any new sites...

On Mar 16, 12:30 pm, "Augusto Alvarez" <augusto.alvare...@gmail.com> wrote: No, I'm studying for the 70-296 (sorry to be misleading). Thanks for the replies.

Do you have SP1 installed? -- Regards, Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup. Microsoft Certified Professional

Hi guys, For a short period we had an ftp service with anonymous write permissions enabled. during that time the notorious flashfxp and sft@loader messed around, one of which created a folder named...

Hello joserdiaz2005@gmail.com, Just to get you right. You're DC's are running as a cluster? Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and...

Hello george-v, From another posting, try it out and before make an image of the machine so you can go back to thte state before: This is one way that works for mostly all type of upgrade you want...

Hello Paul, Sorry but even if he starts with Domain controllers, i was asuming that he has created domain user accounts and restricted groups is the easiest way to make accounts local admins or even...

Hi, You could use the net use command line in a batch file. It has the ability to put in the username and password. That is what I use for my non-domain laptops. Type net use at the command line...

Hi, You can delete the desktop shortcuts from the All Users and add them to users profiles. Or for the few users you can restrict in group policies access to common folders which will restrict...

Hi, You could try the Active Directory Migration Tool but I am not sure if it will migrate local users. Cheers, Lara "atwork" wrote:

Are you serious with this brother? I am a Unix Engineer and your posting is yet another example of why I don't let consultants into the building unless they are forced on me. How can you justify...

Thank you Peter. This is why I do not have that server part of the AD structure. "Peter Lawton" <dummy@dummy.domain> wrote in message news:eYJLfk0hIHA.748@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Only for the one to which you intend to add a Windows Server 2003 DC hth Marcin

dath <dath@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I understand what you're talking about - but I tell business owners "no" all the time when they have dumb requests. And they still call me to do work...

susan <metrey007@gmail.com> wrote: <snip> No problem - I do recommend that you fix your configuration as I recommended so that you don't experience this problem, and make your mail delivery...

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These articles may help. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824125 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249694 -- Regards,

If your initial session is at the console (local logon), you can take over this session remotely by using the command: mstsc /console /v:ServerName or mstsc /admin /v:ServerName The first is for...

Well, with 32 GB RAM, I suggest you consider using the 64 bit version of Windows 2003 - you will most likely get better performance. Have you asked HP support of your re-seller? -- Bruce...

Hi Paul, It's not possible, as far as i know. What you can do is an in-place upgrade - boot from the windows 2003 enterprise CD and choose to install over the existing OS - that will keep your...