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    - Home directory maintenance We have 60 teachers in AD each is assigned a home folder where my documents lives. How can I delete the home folder when a teacher leaves the school? Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114833
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    - File access auditing Server 2000 SP4 running AD. I have read many posts about how to log file and folder access, but it doesn't seem to work. I've enabled auditing of object access in a group policy on the domain controller. I've changed the properties of the folder to be audited and added the groups to audit and what's to be audited. Nothing shows up in the security event viewer when files are accessed, changed, added or deleted. It's got to be something I've overlooked. Can anyone steer me in the right direction? -- Jordon Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114827
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    - Automatic Updates options are all grey out for the for all the DCs Hi, Everyone, There is a weird thing happened to all the domain controller computers (all Windows server 2003 std) in our company. I have not noticed when exactly this started. It seems that the Automatic Updates options at our domain controllers are grey out. I used to check "Notify me but don't automatically download or install them" because i don't feel comfortable if i just let the updates automatically install to the domain controllers. But recently i noticed the all domain controllers just do the automatic updates and I am not able to change this settings because all the options at Automatic Updates (from Control Panel) are grey out. I checked the default domain group policy, all shows not cofigured for the windows updates. No other group policy linked to the domain controller OU. It seems this started to happen when I load some Windows critical updates to the servers couple of months ago. Does anyone know how to troubleshoot this or at leasts point me to the correct direction to check? Thank you very much for any help from you guys. John Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114825
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    - Volume shadow service Hi, I wanted to find out ... ideally in a microsoft windows 2003 network consisting of ISA Server 2004, Exchange 2003, domain controller, file server and sql server 2000 - what should one VSS? At the moment we are only using VSS on the file servers. Are their any other servers that one should VSS as per best practicses? Thanks Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114823
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    - Backup Exec not talking to VSS on Windows Server 2003 R2 Hello all, I am not really sure where to put this thread so here goes. I have come into a company where they are having a problem backing up one of the domain controllers. I am seeing an error message ID# 13, Source: VSS. It is showing a username in the registry that is no longer valid. When I go to the properties of VSS it is showing to use the System account. My problem is this: 2 DC's, one getting a successful backup and the other is not. Both have the same error message, and both are configured the same from what I can see. Can someone help me with this issue? This is getting to be very confusing. Thank you in advance for all of your help. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114820
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    - Username and Password greyed out Here's one I've never run across before. I have a Windows 2003/SP2 domain controller that I remotely manage via logmein IT-Reach. The client called and said they couldn't log into the machine locally because the username and password boxes were greyed out. I tried to log in via logmein IT-Reach. I got the same thing. Straight RDP, same thing from both inside and outside the network. I'm not finding much on the net about it. This is the only server on this segment. Running AD, F&P, App, DNS, DHCP. I was hoping someone here has seen this before. The only solution I've found so far is to do a cold-start. TIA Jon Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114819
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    - Determining AD account signed in in Domain How can I determine if an account is signed in on a Windows 2003 domain? I would not know what computer the account signed on and I would like to find a procedure to determine what computer the account is signed on. Is this possible? -- Greg Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114818
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    - Perflib error Hello All, I encountered a problem every time I tried to start the performance counter(We had a customized counter), the error message said the counter could not be started, asked me to refresh, check the log or reinstall, checked the log, error 1015 - Perflib found. Somehing related with the performance counter timeout...any one knows how to solve this problem and make the counter run again? OS: Win2000 Server Thanks ! Ben Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114817
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    - CALs on DC replica Hi friends, we have a W2k3 server installed from a "ilegal cd from the street", I mean, without purchased license (bad work from the last IT mgr) , since IÂ´m working here I already purchase a new legal License of W2k3 R2 with 40 CALs and IÂ´m planning to install it on a new server to act as DC replica of the existing domain. My question is: when I configure the new server as DC replica, what happend with my CALs legaly buyed? all the clients will work without problems? Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114814
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    - Clients lose WServer 2003 connection every afternoon Our network seems to be running fine, except that any clients still attached to the server (Windows 2003 SBS on a dual Xeon platform) around 6:00 PM locally lose access to the server. This means they cannot save their work or contact our time card system. The network was set up in late March and we have had no trouble. This has started recently, probably within the last three weeks. There have been no changes made to the network, policies, rights or such since early April. Any and all help would be appreciated. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114812
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    - Touble with deleting a folder under Profiles (Roaming) I cannot delete the user folder under profiles. I have removed the user and see no other connection to the user. How do I delete it? thx Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114809
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    - renaming of computers I have about 80-100 machines, mix of windows XP and professional (PCs and thin clients) and want to change the computer name on all of them. Is there a easy way to do that instead of individually changing and would it create any problem? They are on Windows 2003 sever. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114807
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    - How to backup network printers Hi All, I'm trying to find a way to backup and restore the network printer settings for a server I have to reinstall. I found PrintMig from MS but it seems it backup\restore only the settings for local printers and not for network ones. Does anybody have an idea about that? Thank you very much Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114806
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    - New server and Exchange 2007 I am looking to put a new Domain Controller onto my network and am looking for advice/tutorials/step by step instructions even to add teh server and transfer all teh jobs from it to the new one i.e. DHCP, DNS etc. I am also looking to put a new Exchange 2007 box in to replace my current Exchange 2003 box. I am looking for specs for the server and for the best method of setting it up and transferring mailboxes etc to it. Once these jobs are both done, I need to completely remove the 2 current servers from teh domain. Again, I need some instructions on this as well. TIA -- ats@jbex All the power's in the hands Of people rich enough to buy it While we walk the street Too chicken to even try it The Clash - White Riot Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114805
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    - Diskmanagement does not show drive letter Hi, Got a problemem with mounting drives on an windows 2003 Enterprise server SP2. After mounting a disk from a san the windows server does not show a drive letter to the mounted disk. Windows explorer does show a drive letter, windows command does show a drive letter but under windows disk management there is no drive letter assigned to the disk. If you want to add a drive letter to the disk it gives a error, but in you got to the explorer of command prompt you can browse to the folder and files. After a server reset a drive letter is assigned and is working fine. The reason why restating is not an option is that the mounted disk must be available for the backup. So restarting the server several times a night is not really a solution. Anybody an idea why windows is behaving like this, and even more important is there a know solution to it beside restarting the server. Thanks Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114801
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    - Windows Server 2008 Backup on more external HDD Hi, I try to use windows server 2008 backup - I have problem with backup on two external HDD. I set up backup with no problem by wizard. Then when back start - windows start two jobs but one failed because another was start. How set windows backup for backup on more external disk in one time? Peter Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114799
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    - DIGITAL TV DIGITAL TV http://digitaltvtech.blogspot.com Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114794
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    - NTBackup - The device reported an error on a request to write data to media. Hi, I'm having some problems with NTBackup. We currently have 5 servers which we have two NTBackup jobs set-up on each server. One backup job for each server is for backing up system state. The next backup job which runs after that backs up the files and then the system state backup. The problem that I am getting is that on some days the backups on different servers fail, its currently random as to which backup will fail and on what day. When they fail the error log always contains the following: Error: The device reported an error on a request to write data to media. Error reported: Unknown error. Then if it was an exchange backup Error: SERVER\Microsoft Information Store\First Storage Group is not a valid drive, or you do not have access. If it was a file backup (the drive letter will change depending on where the files are being backed up. Error: E: is not a valid drive, or you do not have access. If I go and run that schedule task again it will succeed. Because the backups can run perfectly I think that the error which is being reported is not correct because obviously the drives are accessible. What I'm thinking it could be (I'm guessing here) is that maybe this is the error that you get when doing a backup across the network and maybe the network connection drops out for a second. I really need to get this sorted and working, does anyone have any ideas on what I should do here? Cheers Damon Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114788
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    - Bare Metal Domain Controller Migration Hello, We have a domain controller running on a dell 2850 server which we want to migrate to a new piece of hardware. This machine is a domain controller, smtp server and DNS server. For a host of reasons we need the new hardware to run a domain controller with the same name and same IP address as the currently running domain cotroller. We have started to investigate products from Symantec, PlateSpin and Altiris. One of the reasons we feel like we need to look at such products is that we don't feel like the server can be down for an extended period of time. To do this manually would require demoting from the domain, changing the name, IP, etc. Then Bringing up new server, promoting to DC, configuring smtp, etc. This would take a long time if it went smoothly with no problems. Any advice you might suggest or vendors that would be helpful would be much appreciated. Thanks. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114785
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    - Intel Quad Core CPU Hi Can I assume that the power of an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 GHz is equivalent with four 2.4 GHz CPU? Faster? Slower? It would be great if there is a bench mark that compares a quad core CPU with four SMB CPUs. Thank you, Max Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114783
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    - How can I confirm I can access an NTP server Greetings, I really would like to see a 593 event showing up in the system log, that to me would be positive confirmation. I have bounced the time service, done a w32tm -s (it's a 2000 box), and the /querysntp returns the correct value. My 11 warnings have stopped, but I would feel better if I got some "positive feedback" so I know the new time server is actually working for these servers. On one of my servers, I got a 593 shortly after bouncing the service, and this one has the Update Rollup for SP4 installed, the other two servers don't and they don't get the 593 after bouncing the services. I don't know if this make's a difference. If anyone has any information on this topic it would be most appreciated. Thanks! Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114776
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    - Do we have internet connector licence for windows 2008? Hi, Do we have internet connector license for windows 2008? Is there any online Microsoft resource that explains windows 2008 internet connector license Thanks.Max Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114766
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    - "replacing invalid security ID" message leads to an hours-long scan on startup, how to fix? I have a 2003 Windows Server server that on startup starts an hours-long scan of the filesystem saying: "replacing invalid security id with default security id..." I think this might have resulted from an automatic RAID rebuild of the disk, though I am not certain. The files behave normally once I abort the scan. I am wondering how I can fix this while the server has Windows loaded up. I don't want the server offline for hours and hours. The server is local to me and I have full administrator rights on and total control over the system. Ideas? Thank you, -KF Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114765
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    - Multiple Connections for Mapped Drives I have situation at a site where we have login scripts mapping a "home" folder for users that create a "W:" . This mapping seems to lock access back to the server when I try to access the server with the administrator account while still being logged on as the user on the local machine. As soon as I disconnect the "w:" I can then authenticate to the server as administrator. Steps I have taken: 1.) reset permissions on the users shared home folder. 2.) deleted local profile 3.) checked "open shares" on server to make sure the account does not already have a file or directory open or locked. There are 7 or 8 other mapped drives in the users profile. And only when I delete this one does it allow me to authenticate to the server as administrator Any help would be useful. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114760
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    - Audit logon fail Hello, We have a service account that blocked continously but we unknow what server and service have this acount. How I config the audit in domain to look this server and service? Thanks. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114758
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    - Print Server Sizing/Best Practice Hello, We are moving from Novell (NDPS) print servers and LPR printers to Windows print servers. Since I haven't configured such an environment before, I have begun researching my options and thought I would post here as well. I'm familiar with how to configure a print server I but I want to make sure it's appropriate for our larger environment. AD running on Win2k but will soon be 2003 R2 or 2008. 1,300 users 1,100 xp machines 20 or so HP LaserJets on the network Roughly 65 Xerox network multi-function printers that are managed by Xerox Managed Services. I just want to make sure that performance does not suffer and that reliability and redundancy can be achieved. We probably don't need instant fail-over but I would say it's acceptable if the users can't print for an hour or two (mgmt. is getting this together soon.) Deployment is up to the Workstation team/Xerox but I'll be working closely with them and would really like to automate it as much as possible. GPO, Con2Prnt, rundll32, etc..... I was thinking of using VM's on our SAN so we could utilize VMotion and HA. Maybe even use some VM's and a physical box as well. I was hoping there was a way to print to a group of servers or something like a cluster. I don't think we will be able to create a true cluster as I've never done this before and we would have to purchase additional hardware but it's not out of the question. I'll be researching this but I would appreciate any advice! Thanks, Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114754
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    - Will we see an SP3 for Server 2003? I have had a look around the Internet but so far cannot see any mention of the likelihood of a Service Pack 3 for Server 2003. SP3 for XP finally arrived so I thought it would appear for Server 2003 soon afterwards. Anyone heard anything? Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114748
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    - offline files not available for one server Hello We have 1 windows appliance server where all of the shares do Not give the user the option to make available offline. is this a server end setting? I have set GP to allow offline for users. any clues appreciated carl Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114746
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    - 2 Q's HY, 1st, we have about 8 pc's in company, most of them on win xp home. Some of them have to map disk on server every day. How can we make them maped all the time. 2nd, our server is supposed to copy disk c: to disk which I cant see, so in case of trouble we just change disk's . If it does do I have to see the second disk or not, until change? Hope you understand my Q... M M-N Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114743
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    - don't see task scheduler running in server 2003 I noticed that my scheduled Symantec Antivirus CE scans were not running when they were supposed to these last 5 days I read this may be a problem with the task scheduler not running I open services.msc and see the task scheduler has status of started but when I look in the task manager, I do not see svchost.exe in the processes tab. Shouldn't this be running? If I go to services.msc and restart the task scheduler, I still do not see svchost.exe running in the processes tab of the task manager. I am using windows server 2003 service pack 2. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114742
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    - pre-authentication failure I have a user whose account was locked because of preauthentication failure and his failure code was 0x18 which is normally a bad password. What does bad password mean? Does it mean wrong password. Moreover my user's account was locked when he was already log on to his machine. His pc did not save any other user password under user management. Pls advise why his account was locked, thks in advance. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114740
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    - best practise group structrure lads, i am going to design a new site.( several servrs). i am looking for microsoft best practise for the group desgin(local,global,...). someone an idea about this? thanks. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114733
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    - mail server problems Apologies in advance for being something of a novice! I'm attempting to install the communigate pro mail server on my windows 2003 server vps.. It all went smoothly apart from the webmail service. For some reason, even though the http user port (8100) is open listening, I can't get any external connections through. I can connect to the webmail service fine locally. Likewise, all other http services of the mail server, admin etc. work fine locally, but not from the internet. But I can connect to the mail server fine through pop3 methods etc. over the internet and it's relaying mail fine through smtp. I've tried disabling the firewall and IPSec to no avail.. so I can't understand what's blocking access to the thing! After attempting to fix it for about 2 days now I think I need help ;-) Would really appreciate somebody pointing me in the right direction. Cheers, David Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114731
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    - Windows 2008 Server - cannot copy files from server to another machine; reverse works ok Hi! My Windows 2008 Server started acting up on me all of a sudden. Every time I try to copy a larger file from it to a network share on another machine, it freezes, reporting that the local file I am trying to copy cannot be found ("Item Not Found" error dialog", or that there is a network error accessing the local (!)file. Sometimes the copy works a bit at the beginning, then the speed crumbles to < 10KB/sec, and the errors pop up. All machines are in a Windows 2003 AD, the 2008 box is a workstation, not a dc server. I managed to disable all advanced tcp features (RSS, Chimney offload, receive windows tuning, congestion control), and now I can at least transfer files to a Windows 2003 server (slow; 4MB/sec). Transfering to vista x64 (also with modified txp features) still doesn't work. What's funny is that going in the oposite direction - putting the files onto the windows 2008 server box - works without a hitch. From the Vista box it goes with cca. 11 MB/sec. Any hints on how to fix this? The 2008 Server is my primary development workstation and this is a *major* pain. Thanks & Best Regards, Sigmund Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114729
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    - Want to delete print job, but access is denied Hi, When regular w2003 domain clients want to erase one or all print jobs on their local printer they get an 'Access is denied' message. How can they erase local print jobs without logging in as local admins...? Also they have experienced problems when trying to delete large print jobs sent to a network printer. Do they have to be members of the print administrators group in one or both cases above...? jake Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114727
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    - Date of folder and files not correct We have a small problem. When we upload folders or files to our server the date of timestamp what ever you want to call it, will have a date / time in the future. This doesn't happen to all the files. Does anybody know what we can do about this? Maarten M. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114726
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    - Map a range a port to a computer in server 2003 I've set up a home server, which acts as a router by using the Routing and Remote Access tool in Windows Server 2003. It works fine, but yesterday my brother told me that he wanted to host an AOC game, so I need to map a bunch of ports (like TCP Ports 28800-29000) to his computer. In Routing and Remote Access tool, I can just map these port one by one. But there are 200 ports in this case! So what can I do to map these ports efficiently. Thank you very much. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114725
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    - Block IP addresses: Windows 2003 server Hi, I have around 120 IP Addresses I want to block from my Webserver (Windows 2003 server). I assumed that I could just do it nice and easily much like APF firewall in Linux by pasting the ip addresses into a text file.... After spending the last few hours looking all over the Internet I cannot for the life of me find a nice easy way program to basically say.. "If the request is from this ip address deny it" I looked at using ZoneAlarm but people said it was not compatible with Windows 2003 Server. Any recommendations about how I can this more then welcome. Thanks Markus Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114724
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    - At least one service or driver failed during system startup After a DC in Windows 2003 domain started, a popup window shows up: "At least one service or driver failed during system startup. ..." I checked Apps Event log and found the error "The Kerberos Key Distribution Center service hung on starting". However, all the automated-start services have started including this one. Why this window popup? Is it possible there is some manual-start service not start? If it is not, how to stop this window poping-up? Thanks. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114721
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    - Server Hangs Greetings, My Win2K3 SP1 domain controller locks up every day and I have not been able to find a reason for the lock-up. The Event Viewer shows no errors and no STOP errors are generated. The controller simply does not respond to keyboard, mouse, or network communication, requiring a reset to bring it back up. When it does reboot, there is no indication that anything went wrong. This started occurring shortly after I implemented a software mirror on my C:\ drive (boot drive). In fact, after rebooting, the mirror always resynchs. Could it be that there is an issue with the software mirror? Short of breaking the mirror, are there any diagnostics that I could run? If the mirror is the cause, what could be leading up to the lock up? Could a bad drive in the mirror array (there are two) cause a lock-up? The computer is not overheating and there are no exclamation points in the Device Manager display. After rebooting, the mirror resynchs without error and the system hums along fine until the next lock-up. No dump files are generated. Are there any monitoring tools that I can run to audit the machine activity so that I could review a log file after rebooting from a lock-up? Please - any help is very much appreciated. Thank you in advance. -- ================================================================= William Schroeder, MCSD, CIDD Email: william@fanatical.us Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114718
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    - How to install a windows 2008 in a Hyper-v enviroiment Hello friends I tried to install a windows 2008 in a hyper-v server. The VM settings are this: 512 Mb Ram SCSI Controller SCSI Disk When I try to install, the wizard tellme have no disk to install, how I install this Disk Controller?? The version of Hyper-V is RC1 (6.0.6001.18010) thanks, and sorry for my english. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114712
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    - ALL LATEST DOWNLOAD AND UPDATE OF WINDOWS VISTA....... FREE DOWNLOADS FOR VISTA SUPPORTING SOFTWARES ONLY ON http://polticsinfs.blogspot.com/ Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114709
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    - Messages about corrupt files I get some weird messages about corrupt files when making a backup of files on a network location. I am using DFS. The files are on a virtual location with two domain controllers hosting this location. The files are also replicated to two folders. When backing up throught the network location I get error messages about some files being corrupted. When backing up the same files from one of the folders locally the backup works fine. System w2003. The problem happens as well as making backups on a 2003 server as well as on an XP Professional workstation. Please advise. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114708
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    - where can I download win2k3? Hey I'm studying active directory and soon I have to reinstall win2k3 on a machine I got. I checked at technet and i didn't find win2k3 there, only win2k8 :( any suggestions? Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114695
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    - Windows 2003 Server SP2 scheduled task -could not start I have a windows 2003 enterprise R2 server running SP2 and trying to get 2 scripts to run as scheduled tasks on a nightly basis. What seems to happen is they run once after I set the password for them. Than the next night they will not run stating "could not start" . If I go in and set the password again I can run them manually and they will run once more than they give me the same error the next night. The account that it is running under doesn't seem to matter what I use, I created a local account in the admin group, a domain account and gave it admin privledges to the box and even used the domain administrator account which all produce the same result. Has anyone seen this before? Tim Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114692
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    - Server Does Not Re-start After Power Fail Hi I have recently installed a brand new ASUS computer for server (Windows 2003) and backed it up with 1250P UPS manufactured by Power Tree. I have configured the UPS for auto shut-down 5 minutes after power failure. The shut down is happening but after the power is restored, the server does not re-start. I have installed another computer and UPS of same brand but with Windows XP Professional. This one is working fine and after power failure it shuts down and re-starts automatically as configured. I have also done the BIOS setting for re-starting both the computers but the SERVER with Windows 2003 does not re-start. Can someone help me with this. Thanks a lot in advance ! -- need2learn ------------------------------------------------------------------------ need2learn's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=51211 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=986191 http://forums.techarena.in Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114688
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    - Any way to clear the role events in 2008? Hello, I'm new to windows 2008 server. I'd like to clear 2008 events as it is easier to track if there are events that are current however I can't figure out how to clear the log. Thanks Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114686
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    - Windows Server 2003 Permissions Help I have a folder that a number of users have access to. The folder contains Excel files. I want the users to be able to open and make changes and then save the Excel file. I do not want users to be able to delete the files nor do I want the users to create files or folders within this folder. Is this possible? Thanks for your help. Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114685
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    - Allowing a given port to only be access by a given application Hi, Is it possible to configure windows server 2000 or 2003 to only allow a given port to be used by a given application, e.g. application named fred can only use port 123 and no other application can ever use port 123. The reason for this is that occasionaly the application must be taken down and during this time other applications can grab the port so when fred comes back up it cannot run on that port. I am not a server expert and it is not my applications, but a client was experiencing this situation and I thought I would ask around if there was such a configuration that could be put in place. Thanks, Nate Tag: Does Hyper-V need shared disk Tag: 114680

I need to set up a lab but don't have SAN. In the past I have been using MS
VM. Since Hyper-V RC is available can I use it without SAN?

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Re: Does Hyper-V need shared disk by kj

kj
Tue Jun 17 16:57:28 PDT 2008

Chris wrote:
> I need to set up a lab but don't have SAN. In the past I have been
> using MS VM. Since Hyper-V RC is available can I use it without SAN?
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> Thanks.

No SAN required.

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Re: Does Hyper-V need shared disk by John

John
Wed Jun 18 07:30:54 PDT 2008

Correct...though if you plan to cluster your VMs, shared storage (SAN) would
be required.

Regards,
John

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> No SAN required.
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