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    - sharing files with windows 98se PC I have AT&T DSL and a router connecting both PC's (windows 2000 sp2 and windows 98se) and both have good access to the internet at the same time. So far, so good. I want to share files on both PC's with each other, and I am lost trying to figure out how to do that. I viewed the following microsoft webpage: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/g258717/ but it is ahead of me - I don't have any way of seeing my windows 98se PC on my windows 2000 PC (or vice-verse). When I go to "network and dial-up connectons", under the TOOLS tab, I select "map network drive", but, under "entire network, and also "computers near me", I only see my own windows 2000 PC - my windows 98se PC does not appear. How do I tell windows 2000 that there is another PC (connected via the router), and that it has the same workgroup name ("HOME") as my windwos 2000 PC has and that it uses the same protocols. I don't see any button for "detect a locally connected PC" or something logical like that - how do you let win2k know about it so I can select which drive to map? THanks, littleberry Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233662
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    - File Sharing Mystery I just did a clean reinstall of Windows 2000, and now, I cannot access shares on another Win2K system. Every time I try, I get the username/password box and each time the username and/or password is not recognized. This happens when using the default share (C$) or an explicit share name assigned to a folder on the other Win2K system. Sharing back to the reinstalled version of Windows from the other machine still works just fine. Usernames and passwords on both systems are identical, and they are both set up on the same WORKGROUP. I have run out of ideas as to what might be wrong -- any ideas? TIA -- Jay (remove dashes for legal email address) Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233659
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    - printers This is probably a simple question, but.... Oftentimes when I setup a new PC they may have printers they want that user to have. But the user has no signed in yet. Is there a way to create it so that when the user logs in, whenever they do, they will get those printers? I only know of doing this with a logon script. Is there any other way? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233654
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    - favorites I have one link that I want to add to everyone's favorites domain wide. How could I do this? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233653
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    - Moving the role of File/Print Server to New Win2k3 Box !!!!!! Hi! Can anybody give step-by-step on how to move the role of a Print/File Server from one Windows Server 2003 box to another ? I basically have 3 Server in our office 1) DCSRV01 - Win2k3 Domain Controller 2) EXSRV01 - Exchange - 2003 ( Additional DC) 3) FPSRV01 - Win2k3 - File and Print Server I will be setting up a new Storage Server and wish to transfer the role of FPSRV01 to the new Storage Server with less or no changes being done on the Client computers. Pl suggest Thank you Harry Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233649
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    - Naming a Win PC workgroup on a LAN Hello, What is the correct way to name a Win PC workgroup on a LAN? Seems any non-spaced word is acceptable. Now, the network setup wizard provides options for a domain name "name.dns" (Business connection), if not chosen the only Net ID would be the workgroup name, presumably ok for peer to peer interactions in a home LAN. Now if the system is to be networked with UNIX machines, FreeBSD and others how should this be best handled? I have a system so set up, using just the workgroup name and using the same name on the UNIX machines, no DNS extensions. However, the system seems to have some instabilities, sometimes it works fine and other times it doesn't => with responses of "Mixedgroup is not accessible. The network name cannot be found." in a Windows Explorer Dialog Box. -- Adam -- Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233647
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    - RDP I need to RDP to a windows 2000 pro workstation. How do I set that up on this pc? Is there an Article that I may follow? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233644
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    - Weekly Hottest Computer Free tips (30-10-07) Weekly Hottest Computer tips Hello Dear, Computer Free Tips will give you practical advice, great tips, and few tricks every weekday. This newsletter is sent out every Tuesday and is designed for those who love to learn Computer in detail. These are the Hottest Computer Tips of the last week. 1- How to protect your computer with advanced backup and recovery? A backup is a duplicate copy of a file, program or disk that can be used if the original copy is lost, damaged, or destroyed. Thus, if you regularly take backups of your sensitive data or programs and update them as and when needed, system failures can be covered easily through these backups. http://www.computerfreetips.com/oct_computer_tips/27_ghost_backup.html 2- How is virus activated on your computers? There are different methods through viruses may be transferred from one computer to another. Now- a-days, most of the viruses spread due to receiving unknown e-mail messages that contains viruses. When a user opens such an infected message, the virus is also loaded into the computer memory. http://www.computerfreetips.com/oct_computer_tips/25_virus_activated.html 3- How to detect viruses in a computer using multiple antivirus engines? Virus detection and its removal are made through an antivirus program which finds out viruses in a computer and then possibly removes or repairs the virus problem. But today an interesting tip, how to scan your system without any installed antivirus program. http://www.computerfreetips.com/oct_computer_tips/23_detect_viruses.html 4- How to Enable Boot Logging to troubleshoot windows startup problem? You can troubleshoot many of computer startup problems using windows boot logging. When you start you computer with enable boot logging feature, a log file will be created to identify the drivers and services that is creating the problem during startup. http://www.computerfreetips.com/oct_computer_tips/21_boot_logging.html Thanks ComputerFreeTips.com Team Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233641
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    - Internet Connection Wizard At step 3 of 3 in the Microsoft Internet Connection Wizard where the prompt is to give a name to , in this case, a new dial-up connection the system will not accept any name that is given to it no matter what I seem to enter. This makes no difference to anything and is preventing me from getting back online when my cable is down and I have to use dial-up. Please send a fix to tubking@gmail.com. Thanks, Jeff Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233640
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    - anti-virus suggestions We got Symantec Endpoint which is a very impressive program. The problem is that it's so high end that our systems are slowing to a crawl. We have 5 year old systems in a network that run Windows 2000/2003 servers with 60 clients. Is there any anti-virus with centralized management that won't slow older hardware down? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233637
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    - Network Issues keep on going Semaphore Timeout ? Recent issues with a laptop are still ongoing. The laptop can see and has access to each of the other computers as it should. The other computers can see the laptop, but, can not access the directories properly. The last error I got was that the "network path was not found". I recently had to delete the TCP/IP protocol and reinstall it. after doing this everything was up. Sorry for the long preamble - How do we set the variables / parameters for the networking? Even a hint would be good. Thanks JMAC out Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233636
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    - 3 sec deadtime by opening windows shares Hi, we have a mixed network (Windows 2000 AD/ Netware eDirectory) When try to access a Netware share - the content is listet prompt. When try to access a Windows share - the content is listet after a pause. The same occurs, when open a link with unc-path, or when we klick on a mapped drive. The second time the link/share opens immediatly. I suppose this is a problem of the master browser settings. Whe have a Wins-Server and the clients are configured to use the Wins-Server. (The Wins-Server settings are deployed by DHCP options) Thank you Lothar Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233635
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    - logon window disappeared I am using a win 2k pro desktop as the server and internet connection sharing computer for a home network. Clients are both running win xp home. Using a Linksey router/access point ethernet connection to the desktop. Both other computers, a Gateway laptop, and a Dell desktop are wireless.(live in very rural area, nothing but dialup available.) My question involves security. When I first set this up you had to logon to the server computer to access files or printers. All of a sudden this disappeared and now it is open access.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thxs. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233631
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    - active directory usage on client PC Hi there, We will migrate to active directory shortly. Does this incur a big load on the client PC? For ex. a W2K Pro Pentium machine with 128 MB of memory will see any additional load? Do I need to upgrade memory, CPU? Thanks a lot, T Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233629
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    - Access Denied Hi, We have 3 Win2000 Server SP4 on the network. 2 Members and 1 DC. I sometime have to fix my collegue computers and want to use resources on the network like shares folders and Internet access. Because the employes PC don't need to be part of the Domain, I connect to servers by typing the server name in the run box like \\servername. Then a logon windows shows up and requires a domain user name. I type in a username and can see and access all available shares on the server. This works fine on member servers but doesn't on the DC? I got the following : \\servername is not accessible....Rights...Please contact.... and then Access Denied. How can I make this work on the DC since I have to access share files? I don't understand why by provinding a username and a password, I manage to connect to member servers but this one won't even let me go further in the connecting process. This DC replaced a another one a while ago and on the olf one, I could access it that way! I took a look at DC and Domain Security policy and can't figured out if there is anything wrong. How can I fix this please? Thanks in advance. Steve Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233626
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    - VPN Hey gurus, I have one main office(20 users) and two remote offices(5 users, 10 users). The main office has Small Business Server. All clients are windows XP. Each office has static IP ADSL. Can I do this: each remote office connects via VPN to main office and becomes part of same domain as at main office (eg connect to Exchange, dhcp, browse shares etc) but when remote office users browse web, their web traffic stays off the VPN. Always grateful for advice. All offices have nice ADSL routers but more hardware can be had if needed. Thanks, John Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233625
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    - DNS question Hi there, I will be migrating to active directory. We currently use Unix DNS inside and outside. While I can use windows 2003 DNS in active directory on the inside to replace present Unix inside name resolution, can I also forward the external DNS queries from the inside W2K3 DNS to our outside DNS server to be resolved? Our outside DNS server also holds our domain. Thanks a lot Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233622
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    - windows 2k login prompt or how I screwed up. I mistakenly posted this in the microsoft.=ADpublic.=ADwin2000.=ADgeneral before I found this group, sorry about that. Hi, We only run workgroups on our network, we do not have a domain. The other day the boss asked me to change the network settings so that all computers would be on the same workgroup. At the end of the day I had one more computer to go, I was in a rush and accidently set it to a domain. Now when the computer boots up, the administrator login requires a password and a domain to connect to. I want to get this computer network settings back to using workgroups. How do I do this? I have tried safe boot but no luck. Your help is greatly appreciated. thanks Bradley Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233621
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    - Proxy server I have a windows 2000 web server which works fine for the last 5 years. This server gives access to the internet for 10 windows xp workstations through a proxy server. The problem is that some applications do not work because they need direct access to the internet. I have tried several times to setup the NAT service but the result was awful and I had to setup the server from the beginning. Can someone help me to solve this problem? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233619
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    - Brower error in Event Viewer! Hi! I have 3 Windows 2003 Severs: 1) Domain Controller 2) Exchange Server 3) File Server I get this event logged in the System category of Event Viewer for around 10 times a day on the exchange Server and the file server. Iam still hunting for an answer. Has anybody come across this error- if so pl pass me the solution. Iam looking to have an error free event viewer and Iam pretty much close to it. :) Event Type: Error Event Source: BROWSER Event Category: None Event ID: 8032 Date: 10/22/2007 Time: 3:05:15 PM User: N/A Computer: SGP002 Description: The browser service has failed to retrieve the backup list too many times on transport \Device\NetBT_Tcpip_{603B36A7-1DB4-466F-8FF9-83A24BD2204E}. The backup browser is stopping. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp. Data: 0000: 7a 00 00 00 z... Thanks in advance Regards Harry Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233616
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    - My file sharing in My LAN is very occasional Hi, I have a Wireless LAN with three computers all running Windows XP Pro SP II. All comuters have full firewall, Windows Firewall is on with excceptions allowing access to shared files within my local network. The computers keeps getting and loosing the access to shared files all the time. E.g. when I want to copy a group of files from a computer to another, the copying is interrupted saying that the access to the other PC is gone ... Can nay one explain this behaviour and tell me how to get rid of it? Ragards, M Shafaat Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233612
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    - Windows 2000 port filtering Hi Guys, We have a Windows 2000 IIS box that used to be hosted offsite but is now on our office connection. We have tried to enable RDP through its LAN interface (which was disabled, but we have now turned on) however it does not work. The LAN interface allows the IIS box to ping all our local machines by IP address, but telnet and all other types of RDP/Remote Control apps do not work. The IP filters and IPSEC stuff is all empty (not enabled) under the properties of TCP/IP for the network card, so I am wondering if this is possibly enabled through the registry. Also, there does not appear to be any software based firewalls and what not on the server so it will be nothing to do with 3rd party software. Thanks in advance. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233611
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    - Windows 2000 port filtering/blocking Hi, We have a web server that was previously hosted offsite, but is now on our office connection behind a seperate firewall. It has two nics, one of the WAN and one for the LAN, but the LAN nic was not connected to anything for security reasons. We now have connected the LAN nic temporarily to allow RDP access to the web server from our LAN, but this is not working. We can ping the LAN address of the web server, and the web server can ping our LAN, but for whatever reason, RDP wont work. We have removed and re-installed it, but no difference. I have also tried thrid party utilities for remote control of the system but these wont work either. It seems the web server only allows ping traffic to pass over the lan interface to our network (not even telnet works). The IP filtering and IPSEC settings for both network cards are empty, so I am wondering if there are any registry keys or similar that could be blocking this traffic? Thanks in advance for your help. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233610
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    - adding local printer Hi, I want add a printer as a local printer in computer with out any driver CD (The windows XP also doesn't have the driver). But, the same printer is already added as a local printer in one of the computer in the network. i.e If computer1 has a local printer in the network, I want to add the same printer type in computer2 in the same network as local printer (not as a network printer) and the driver should be taken from the computer1. Please give me the suggestion. Thanks, Prabu. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233603
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    - HP Desktop for sale! Hi, I have an unused HP Pavilion with the fallowing specs: # Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ (2.1GHz, 2000MT/s System Bus) # Memory: 2048MB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2x1GB) (expandable to 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit OS)/ 4 GB (4 x 1 GB) (32-bit OS)) # Hard Drive:320GB 7200RPM SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec) hard drive # Optical Drive: 16X DVD(+/-)R/RW 12X RAM (+/-)R DL LightScribe SATA drive # Expandable Drive Bay: HP Pocket Media Drive bay # Video Graphics: Integrated graphics # Network Interface: Integrated 10/100BaseT network interface # Sound: High Definition 8-channel audio # Fax/Modem: 56K bps data/fax modem # Operating System: Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium This is "used" but basically brand new (it has literally been on for no more than 6 total hours..) is only 1 month old.. PRICE: $425 OBO Email- pbdude911@yahoo.com Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233601
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    - error ID 1000 Windows cannot obtain the domain controller name for your computer network. Return value (59). this is a dual homed domain controler. It has exchange and is the internet router for this company. They have 8 domain controlers that are site to site vpn's I have checked the binding order on all conrtolers,. I have gone over and over the dns servers on each. I forced Kerberos to use TCP instead of UDP on this controler. Does anyone have any sugustions. Nothing seem to stop this error. Replacation is working fine and the error doesn't seem to cause any problems except mess up the evert log. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233594
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    - 10x only network hubs I was wondering if anyone knows a source for network hubs like the Netgear FS104. It is a 10x only network hub. For my application, I can not use a 10/100 autosensing hub; it must be a 10M hub. The netgear one is not being produced anymore so I am in need of a replacement of some kind. Roger Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233593
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    - Cannot log in after Win XP upgrade Can someone please help, and explain in idiots language so that I fully understand the solution. At my place of work, I have dual boot system. Windows 98 SE on one, and Windows XP Pro on the other. My computer is connected to the network and both systems did connect, and I was able to log on to the network. I have upgraded the XP system with Service Pack 2. Now, I cannot log into the Network. When I try to set up my Network I/D (using name, password and domain I know to be correct) I receive this message, ...."the security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust relationship". Nothing has changed on the server, and I am still able to log in on the Win 98 system. I have administrator rights on the XP system, so please tell me what's going on. It's driving me mad. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233592
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    - My Network Places Hi, I have a small problem with My Network Places on our Windows 2000 Server. The issue is that a PC doesn't appear in My Network Places, ALTHOUGH you can PING the IP address and ALSO the netbios name of the PC. It has me very puzzled. I have even shared printers and mapped drives and they all stay successfully connected. But it will not show up in My network places on the server. The PC, however (WinXP SP2 *firewall off*) can see the sever and all the other PC's in the network fine! Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233584
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    - Changing network settings. List of servers for this workgroup are not currently available. Thanks for your help in advance..... I have a laptop that does not seem to be able to see the other computers in our workgroup. I get an error The list of servers for this workgroup in not currently available. When I check the ipconfig /all and compare to my other computers I find a couple of issues. Node type = Peer-Peer IP routing Enabled = No How do I change these settings? Thanks Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233577
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    - Event Viewer Anomoly I run the company and need to pay attention to technical matters. I examined the event viewer. What is have listed below are shorted version of the event. My impression is the event viewer should be relatively clean. I asked the Sys Admin to fix these issues. That was weeks ago. Am I overreacting? I'm thinking the network should be without blemish. We're using IP addresses to map over the Wan and I prefer FQDN. I told the Sys Admin it's only three servers and 25 computers -and it shouldn't be too esoteric to fix things. Anyway have a look at these persistent events and let me know if I'm too concerned. Event Type: Error Event Source: NETLOGON Event ID: 5775 Deregistration of the DNS record '_gc._tcp.Warehouse._sites.laeyeworks.com. 600 IN SRV 0 100 3268 LADC1.laeyeworks.com.' failed with the following error: DNS operation refused. Event Type: Error Event Source: NETLOGON Description: The File Replication Service is having trouble enabling replication from EYEWORKS-BDC to EYEWORKS-PDC2 for c:\winnt\sysvol\domain using the DNS name eyeworks-bdc.laeyeworks.com. FRS will keep retrying. Following are some of the reasons you would see this warning. [1] FRS can not correctly resolve the DNS name eyeworks- bdc.laeyeworks.com from this computer. [2] FRS is not running on eyeworks-bdc.laeyeworks.com. [3] The topology information in the Active Directory for this replica has not yet replicated to all the Domain Controllers. Event Source: DNS Event ID: 4004 Description: The DNS server was unable to complete directory service enumeration of zone .. This DNS server is configured to use information obtained from Active Directory for this zone and is unable to load the zone without it. Check that the Active Directory is functioning properly and repeat enumeration of the zone. The event data contains the error. Event Type: Error Event Source: NTDS KCC Event ID: 1311 Description: The Directory Service consistency checker has determined that either (a) there is not enough physical connectivity published via the Active Directory Sites and Services Manager to create a spanning tree connecting all the sites containing the Partition CN=Configuration,DC=laeyeworks,DC=com, or (b) replication cannot be performed with one or more critical servers in order for changes to propagate across all sites (most often due to the servers being unreachable). For (a), please use the Active Directory Sites and Services Manager to do one of the following: 1. Publish sufficient site connectivity information such that the system can infer a route by which this Partition can reach this site. This option is preferred. 2. Add an ntdsConnection object to a Domain Controller that contains the Partition CN=Configuration,DC=laeyeworks,DC=com in this site from a Domain Controller that contains the same Partition in another site. For (b), please see previous events logged by the NTDS KCC source that identify the servers that could not be contacted. These are the most glaring examples. It's just over the wire, a Wan, office to factory, a three mile distance. With such a tiny network I'd think our SysAdmin could easily correct these anomalies. Thanks Mark S Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233576
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    - test page failed to print for tcp-ip I use a Windows 2003 Standard server (dual Xeon processor with 4 gb RAM) with Exchange Server, Terminal Server and Oracle server installed on it. Since this morning I can not print on all my network printers (TCP/IP-printers). Error: test page failed to print (on applications I've got the message that there can not printing because a problem with printerconfiguration) The printspooler works normal, printers on LPT1 works. The netwerk printers work also normal, I can print from a workstation connected to one of my network printers i reinstall driver: same error I reinstalled the TCP/IP print Server: same error I have this problem with different printers (Brother, HP) There is nothing in the event log Can somebody give me a tip to solve this problem thanks Eric Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233570
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    - Windows 2003 Service Pack 2 Issue I just updated my server with service pack 2. Upon reboot I got "destination host unreachable" on every ping unless I pinged the IP of the server itself. I also got a message stating that my 1394 adapter had an IP that was in conflict with my local area connection 1. I disabled the 1394 but still can;t browse the network or Internet, and can't ping any node except myself. Any ideas? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233569
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    - XP Networking here too? I can't see a newsgroup for Windows XP networking, other than Netherlands (nl) and Japan (jp) and -web. Is this newsgroup appropriate for LAN queries with XP machines? TIA Paddy Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233566
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    - NetStat question Good Afternoon. I have Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 4, When I excecute the DOS command netstat or netstat -a or other netstat command I just get Active Connections Proto - Local Address - Foreign Address - Stat I do not see the actual results of the command. I have other windows boxes and they work fine. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233562
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    - Network printer Hi gurus I have windows 2000 server, I installed a printer using its ip address, everything is fine, from the server I can print a test page and comes out ok, now that I want to installed the printer into the workstation there is a + sign right beside the server in which the printer has been isntalled but when double click nothing opens, Can someone help on this please. Thanks a bunch Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233558
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    - Mapping in a Profile Hello All, My LAN consists of a Domain Server and its clients. There are shared folders on the server for each user, which the user maps on the client login where he/she logs in. How can I map these individual shares as per the concerned login? Eg: Username: ABC Username: XYZ Shared on the server: D:\ABC D:\XYZ If ABC logs in on any computer, his profile should automatically map the server's \\ABC as his local X:\ and if XYZ logs in elsewhere, his profile should automatically map the server's \\XYZ as his local X:\ Thanks in advance Dev Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233556
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    - Confusing WIndows 2003 RDP Issue I have a client at a remote site. They are part of a domain called domain "1" that is physically located somewhere else. They use a printer called "printer x". That printer is managed by "server3" in "domain 1". They connect to a server to use an application via rdp that sees this networked printer on their domain. The actual printer, however, is located in their office. When they connect to another domain's server for a client they do billing for they want to be able to use that printer as well. But the problem is: 1. that printer is not physically connected to their machine so it won't be seen as a client printer 2. the printer is networked and shared on another domain. My question is would it be possible to use that printer when they use RDP to connect to another server in a different domain? Keep in mind that on their local machine that printer does come up under printers as a network printer. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233554
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    - Network Identification Tab missing in System Properties I'm trying to set up an old laptop for use in a field office. It's currently configured to run on the office domain, but I need to configure it for a workgroup. When I open System Properties, however, the Network Identification tab is missing where I would make the change. I am logged in with administrator rights and all networking components are installed. What is the problem? Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233553
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    - DNS and WINS I have two domain controllers. The first one went down about a month ago. It served as the primary WINS server. Around this same time one of the applications we use started to get really slow especially during printer operations. Under network settings user's systems were changed to the secondary DC since all the stations were set to look at the primary DC for DNS. This hasn't changed anything, and I also see a DNS error in the event viewer. It looks as if the system is trying to transfer information between the primary and secondary DC. That's fine since the primary is down. I would expect that. What I can't figure out is what is causing this slowness. ANy ideas? It's a mostly Windows 2003 environment with XP clients. Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233549
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    - Are NICs the gate... or is it the Fiber...? Howdy, I have a LAN that includes a 150 meter run of fiber optic line. Right now, on each end, our (Win 2000 and XP) systems talk to each other over that line using 100mbps NICs. Mostly, we use that remote system to store images of the systems in our office, and so, the files are sometimes on the order of 20 gig in size. As you would guess, it takes a while... If we went to 1000mbps NICS, would we see faster speeds, or would the fiber (or something else) be the gate. Thanks for any thoughts on this, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233546
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    - What "Use a proxy server for your LAN" setting means? Hi All, In IE Connection-->LAN_Setting Setting, can someone tells me what "Use a proxy server for your LAN" checkbox means without setting Address and Port (and if you click on Advance, everything is blank)? That's how it's set in my work place. Thanks, Homer Tag: Accessing win2k Remotely Tag: 233544
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Is it possible to access a windows 2000 Professional computer remotely
through Remote Desktop like Win Xp Prof?

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Re: Accessing win2k Remotely by Meinolf

Meinolf
Mon Nov 05 04:11:08 PST 2007

Hello Create_Share,

You have to use 3rd party tools like Realvnc http://www.realvnc.com/ or Ultravnc
http://www.uvnc.com/

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> Is it possible to access a windows 2000 Professional computer remotely
> through Remote Desktop like Win Xp Prof?
>
> Thanks!
>

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Re: Accessing win2k Remotely by 3c273

3c273
Mon Nov 05 08:31:31 PST 2007

There is not Remote Desktop in Win2k. I use UltraVNC for this.
www.ultravnc.com
Louis

"create_share" <create_share@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to access a windows 2000 Professional computer remotely
> through Remote Desktop like Win Xp Prof?
>
> Thanks!
>
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Re: Accessing win2k Remotely by createshare

createshare
Mon Nov 05 13:36:26 PST 2007

I am already using Ultrvnc. Thanks.

"3c273" wrote:

> There is not Remote Desktop in Win2k. I use UltraVNC for this.
> www.ultravnc.com
> Louis
>
> "create_share" <create_share@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23QO9H15HIHA.284@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > Is it possible to access a windows 2000 Professional computer remotely
> > through Remote Desktop like Win Xp Prof?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> >
>
>
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