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    - Server Console login I have a Server 2003 server that is running Exchange 2003. Several times over the past few months it has locked the console login, so I can't get response when using CTRL+ALT+DEL. I can RDP in and all is running fine, but when I try CTRL+ALT+DEL at the console, it won't respond. When I use mstsc /console, it allows me to enter the login information, but then goes to the same blank screen as at the console itself. Since this is on a KVM, I setup USB mouse and keyboard, but CTRL+ALT+DEL still didn't work. The mouse moves around the screen fine. It is running Symantec for Exchange, Symantec (with the proper exceptions), and the Blackberry Enterprise software. If I reboot, it is fine. I've tried stopping and restarting Symantec and other services, but that doesn't seem to help. I checked the memory usage, and it looks like there is plenty free (2GB total/410MB available, 141112 Kernal/105316 paged/35796 nonpaged). The CPU usage is only 2%, and the network utilization is barely moving. I also noticed the Windows Firewall/ICS services was running, although the Firewall in Control Panel was off. I have turned this off, but it didn't help either. It seems like this person is having the same issue: http://www.computing.net/windows2003/wwwboard/forum/7285.html PLEASE HELP. This is driving me crazy (or crazier, depending on who you talk to). THANKS! Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109725
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    - Windows 2003 R2 x64 intermittently hangs New Windows 2003 R2 x64 server, Quad core proc, 12gigs ram, dual HBA fiber attached SAN storage. 3 SAN data volumes (2 - data volumes and 1 for user folders, mapped to look like one share). Server will suddenly seem to stop responding, sort of. Very slow browsing of the mapped drive. Server is still responding, and RDP to it, and open both data drives, but cannot open the use folder volume. No errors are generated. Very little to no disk activity in perf mon. There are no errors on the server, and no errors in the SAN storage system (which is also brand new). We have a duplicated system (same server and SAN system) as we were planning for an offsite DR and DFS sharing system, we replicated the data to the other server/SAN, and the same problem occured. Anybody got any ideas????? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109724
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    - Server 2008 x64 And Shadow Copy Backups/DosDev Hi All We're using Server 2008 x64 Standard for running Exchange 2007 and SQL Server 2005 plus a few small COM application objects and a small amount of file serving. When it comes to backup time I have to say I was disappointed with the Server 2008 option of full drive only. Its useful to be able to do that, certainly, but its not the only kind of backup thats useful. So, I decided to go the Robocopy route - an excellent tool for anyone unfamiliar with it. All went fine until I got to the point of wanting to get the Exchange edb files backed up. Some quick reading later and the combination of VShadow and DosDev (create a shadow copy, then mount it as a drive letter) seemed perfect. I got the x64 version of VShadow.exe from the VSS SDK and DosDev from one of the reporting tools. Version number: 5.2.3790.1830 (10/05/2007). The VShadow -Script=vss.cmd D: works fine and as various sites suggest. >DosDev L: %SHADOW_DEVICE_1% Returns: Current definition: L: = \??\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy193 If I try to change to the drive I get: >L: The device is not ready. Or if I've left it a while (in case it was a timing issue) eventually it comes out with: File not found. Anyone have any thoughts, ideas or alternatives? Thanks! Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109723
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    - Automatic remote desktop login Hi, I would like to make my Windows Server 2008 Enterprise create a terminal session when booted up: I've got some daemons that I want to make start at boot, but I need also the GUI available and launching them as jobs doesn't allow me to get to the GUI. These daemons does not allow to interact via a remote administration app. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109722
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    - Can't Install KB931374 and KB943484 I can't install the following two updates on W2K3 and W2K servers. These are not DCs, but vulnerable dlls still exist on them. Anyone have any idea on how to get rid of this vulnerability? KB943484 KB931374 http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS08-003.mspx Thanks. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109719
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    - Move 2003 file server to new domain Hi We are in the process of a NT4 to 2003 migration. We are running a NT4 DC on domain X and a 2003 DC on domain Y in mixed mode. All out file servers are already on 2003. All users and groups have been migrated with ADMT from domains X to Y and all workstations have joined the new domain Y. Because of all the SID history being migrated with ADMT, all users on the new domain Y can still access the files and shares on the file servers on old domain X. Now we want to move these 2003 file servers to the new domain Y. How can we do this in way so all file and share permissions will automatically be changed as well? At the moment all shares and files on the servers only list the old domain X users and groups. After moving the server to the new domain Y, we want the new users and groups on domain Y to appear in all the file and share permissions. Thanks Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109718
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    - Getting Event ID 333 error messages 60 70 times a minute Hi, I have W2K3 SP2 Standard server running SQL 2000 standard. I was trying to specify a non SA account to run SQL Server Agent jobs but when I entered the username and password of the account I got the following error. An I/O operation initiated by the Registry failed unrecoverably. The Registry could not read in, or write out, or flush, one of the files that contain the system's image of the Registry. The Event ID is 333 On closer examination of the system log I noticed that i was getting this error 60-70 times a minute and had been doing so for several weeks. Can anyone throw any light on this problem? Thanks in advance Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109713
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    - Updating applications on Server 2003 I do not have alot of experience with networking but have been asked to manage a Windows Server 2003 network. My problem at the moment is updating some of the server based software such as Adobe Reader Ver 5.0. Wondering what the best way to do this was? Also how to load software applications to the network from the server. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109711
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    - Network Infrastructure Hi Guys, Hope Im in the right group. Im in a stage of fixing my network. This is my current setup. 1. I have an active directory server, which is mydomain.com, wherein also my DNS and DHCP is located. 2. My subnet is 255.255.255.0 This is my idea. 1. Have these servers: (Need suggestions on these) a. AD Server with DNS Server - is this a good practice? b. DHCP Server with ISA Server - is this a good practice? Other concern: I want my network to have access limitations. Here is a scenario. 1. In our network, only managers can use their laptop to access our network and internet. It can be wired or wireless. Unauthorized laptop should or must not access our network. But from the way the network was setup, they can access it through wire. I can filter the wireless using MAC Address filter from the routers. But if they connect through wire and know how to config TCP/IP they can easily access our network. Can this be avoided through ISA? Is there a way to filter MAC Address through Active Directory? Hope you can help me on this. Thanks in advance. Allan Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109704
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    - HP ProLiant Opteron 1210 or Xeon 3040 I'm stuck between buying HP ProLiant ML 115 Opteron 1210 @ 1.8 GHz and HP ProLiant ML 110 G4 Xeon 3040 1.86 GHz. All the rest of the specs are the same. Difference of price is about =A310. But according to HP UK's website Xeon 3040 is discontinued. But my question is which processor is better? I have started MCSE, so I'll be using it for my home lab/server. PS. I've searched through the forum, only bechmark I found was between Xeon 5000 vs Opteron 200 series. Here Xeon out performed but not when it comes to power consumption. Thanks in advance. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109694
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    - Moving CA and Licensing Services Hey Everyone, We have new servers in place. I wish to migrate our CA and Licensing services across then demoting the old services. What is the best way of doing? Regards, Mark Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109693
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    - External and internal domains and DNS Server Hi, I have the company.com Internet domain which serves the company's public Internet website at www.company.com. The authoritative name server for this domain is somewhere in the Internet. Now I installed a new domain controller on Windows Server 2008 for a new internal domain which I called company.com as well. I guess it wasn't a wise decision because if I type www.company.com on a machine that belongs to the internal domain, the address can't be resolved. It's understandable because the domain controller has the DNS Server installed which knows nothing about the external company.com domain. Is it possible to configure the internal DNS server to properly handle both the internal and external domain names? For example, I want all local DNS queries which can't be resolved locally (like www.company.com) to be forwarded to the external DNS server. Thanks, John Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109691
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    - Logon as a service, batch job, and act as part of the operating system? Gurus, You know when you install a third-party application which need a domain-level service account to run, and you install the service and then during or after the installation when you tell the service who to log on as, a dialog box pops up and says "XXX service has been given the following rights: ..." I forgot what those rights were. Aren't they: Logon as a service Logon as a batch job Act as part of the operating system? -- Spin Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109687
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    - Remote User Access I am having an odd problem. I which to make a user part of a non-admin user to access their desktop remotely. When the user is added to remote no dice. Only to admin does it work. How can this be fixed? -- Member - Liberal International This is doctor@nl2k.ab.ca Ici doctor@nl2k.ab.ca God, Queen and country! Beware Anti-Christ rising! Remember Christ is the reason for the season. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109686
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    - New network on different site - same or seperate domain? Hi there, Just wondering if anyone could offer any advice on this issue. I am in the process of setting up a new network domain in a new colo data centre. The plan is to setup about 4 new servers and eventually joing them upto our existing win 2003 domain running in another datacentre using a metro ethernet connection between the two. I was thinking of setting up the new solution as a new domain and once it was up and running properly then join it to the other domain. Is this possible? What is the best way to set this up? Any tips and suggestions gratefully received. Thanks in advance Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109670
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    - Disabled Domain Controller I have a DC that I thought was dead for good, so I removed it through asdiedit. Later I find out that because of other network issues that I have, I needed to have that server back up, so was able to resurect it. It re-registered itself in DNS and is serving login requests. But, it shows in Active Directory as disabled as well as there are no NTDS settings. Can this be fixed? If I log into that particular DC, it's Sites and Settings have the the NTDS settings, as it has never received replication from the other servers that it is gone. So, two questions, can I enable the DC machine account somehow? and Is there somehow of repairing the NTDS settings? Thanks. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109669
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    - ABE not working no matter what I do, ABE appears to do nothing that it claims to do....anyone else have this issue? no matter how I set this up, you can still see all the folders that you have no rights to access. I am trying to to hide folder names that the users have no rights to. thanks, Bill Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109668
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    - Importing COM+ Apps into Windows 2008 server I have exported a COM+ application from Windows 2003 server (32bit) and trying to import it into a Windows 2008 server (64bit) and getting an error message. THe message is "Error Code 80131700". It will not import at all with this server. I tray a library package and that installed but a server application fails. Are there any special instructions or processes to import W2K3 COM+ apps? Kevin Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109654
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    - Monitor HD Activity I'm look for a utility that will tell me what application, services, etc. is access the drive. I'm using Performance montiory and I can that something has the HD very busy, but I don't know what is doing it. How can I track this down. Server is 2003 with RAID 5 Thanks, Bill Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109646
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    - How do users still have 'unique settings' after Application Data c Hi, I am just wondering. I noticed App Data was getting too large for indivdual profiles and so decided to keep all profiles to access a single App Data so it could be administered easy and so I could 'add' settings for applications easily. But something wierd is going on. Programs such as Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Word are retaining user's custom settings. This is perfect, as I wanted users to have this freedom. I just do not understand. For Example: In Outlook, all profiles have been set to acquire and save e-mail to U:\Email\folders.pst. However, the account settings have not. I always imagined this was saved in App Data or Local Settings, however, a) if it was in App Data it would conflict with other people's account details b) if it was local settings it would not work on other pcs. How come this is still working? where are things like account details being saved? registry? ntuser.dat? Sorry I am confused TIA Sam Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109642
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    - How do I get desktops to sync for roaming profiles Hello, I'd like the laptops to copy everything the workstations have on the desktop profile and vice versa when they log onto the domain. How do I do this please? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109641
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    - Access denied on Iomega Network drive in Windows 2003 R2 We have an Iomega 250Gbyte network hard drive that was used to back up files from a Windows 2000 server that has failed. This drive was available to all users on our network. We have installed a new server running Windows 2003 Standard Edition 32 bit with no access controls specifically invoked. The Iomega drive can be found and mapped in Windows Explorer but none of the folders or files on it can be seen or accessed. Any attempt to create a new folder, for instance, gives 'Access is Denied'. We have added now a second (new) Iomega 250 Gbyte drive that gives the same result. These drives are also now no longer accessible by other users on the network, whichever version of Windows they are using. We have XP professional, 2000 and 98SE users. The drives themselves do not have any way of setting access permissions so there must be something in Windows 2003 server that is causing this. What is it and how do we overcome it? -- Bruce Wallace Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109640
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    - PF Usage at 5.76 GB Hi group, I've built an Exchange Server whose page file usage rises to 5.75 GB. Here are the details of the build: Windows 2003 SP2 - 2 GB of RAM - /3GB and /USERVA=3030 are set. Exchange 2003 SP2 The page file is set to 'System Managed Size'. I've ran the EXBPA and it comes back clean. Perfmon shows the following processes using the majority of VM. mad.exe - 1,116,696K NTRTScan.exe - 579,052K (OfficeScan) TmListen.exe - 572,604K (OfficeScan) store.exe - 570,452K svchost.exe - 568,308K winlogon - 558,884K cqmgsrv.exe - 553,932K JTF5FD.exe - 551,384K QAvMngrSrvAgent.exe - 565,820K (Quest Software) Thank you for any help. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109635
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    - kb310316 : MoveSecurityAttributes Dword 0 doesn't work I have modified the registry as described in kb 310316 by adding following value: HKLMACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer MoveSecurityAttributes : DWORD : 0 But security attributes are still being moved along with the files. How do I correct this issue? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109629
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    - Moving data between servers? Hello again, Over the weekend I tried to move tons of data from one server to the other. The source server is a DC and I was logged in as the Administrator for the domain. I have two problems I hope someone can help me with! 1) I got permission denied on quite a few files. Why??? I'm the domain administrator and this account owns all the folders, why would I get permission denied??? 2) The destination copy had all the permissions screwed up, like no permissions were preserved at all. How do I do a move and preserve the ownership and permissions??? Is there a data migration utility that I should be looking at as opposed to the standard copy? -brian brian@visionpro.com Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109624
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    - management utility hi everyone, what would you say is the best utility available for windows / AD management - is there any one utility that will handle group policy, user management, scripts etc all in one place? thanks, Bill Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109622
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    - rights to users home folder Hi, I am trying to set up the proper rights to give users a home directory on a win 2k3 server. the file structure is like this: \\server\ou\users with each user having his own folder like this: \\server\ou\users\user1....user2....user3....etc. is there an easy way to give them rights to their own folder without having rights to all the other folders in the \users folder? thanks in advance Bill Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109620
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    - Memory Leak I'm having a problem where every few weeks or so, my server gets hosed. All of the sudden it stops accepting network connections. Usually a reboot does the trick. We also notice that an error is always written to the event log whenever this occurs. The errror is "The server was unable to allocate from the system nonpaged pool because the pool was empty." After doing some research on the error, we figured that the problem was a memory leak. We have been running pool monitor for the last week. The tag called STRG has climbed all week. It is now at about 120mb. I guess this is our culprit - however what is STRG? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109618
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    - Globally changin all users in AD Good morning Group, I have what I hope to be a quick question: I moved gigatons of data to a new server over the weekend and I need to update everyones home directory path in Active Directory. The path is now currently set to \\Oldserver\Users\<Username> and I need to make it \\Newserver\Users\<Username>. How can I do this globally withough having to touch each user account? Thanks, -brian brian@visionpro.com Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109615
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    - ISA Server Dear Sir, We have a ISA 2006 Server running in Windows 2003 Server as a Proxy Server. While accessing a link of one website to upload some files ,a window is prompting for Proxy authentication. Even i provide login name and password , the following error is appearing Server Error http/1.1 407. But when i access the same link for uploading some files without Proxy, it is going through. So somewhere we need to change the settings in Proxy to stop the particular authentication. Please help. Regards Abdul Rahuman.M Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109610
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    - W2k8: Images at login - how to remove them? Hi, at login, Windows Server 2008 shows a list of icons with names on it to = select. How can I get rid of these and revert back to the login prompt = where users are supposed to type their name in? TIA, Axel Dahmen Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109609
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    - Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008: GUI Improvements Required Hi, Evaluating Vista/Server 2008 for migration from W2k, W2k3, XP I noticed = a couple of drawbacks when using those OSs. I've compiled the problems and put them all into one issue here instead = of creating separate issues for all of them. -- 1 -- : Keyboard handling: It's very straining to use Vista/Server = 2008 by keyboard. It should by far be better supported, like in the previous = Windows versions. Current drawbacks are: -- 1.1 -- : Common Dialog File Open/Save boxes are missing keyboard shortcuts, e.g. for creating new folders (previously <ALT>+<F>-<W>-<F>). -- 1.2 -- : Using Windows Explorer with the keyboard becomes horror: -- 1.2.1 -- : Opening Windows Explorer (=3DWE) with <FLAG>+<E> gives = focus to the ListView instead of the TreeView control. So a reverse Tab = <SHIFT>+<TAB> is required to navigate the tree. (It's very uncommon that any action is required at the "Computer" node, so TreeView navigation is usually = *always* the first thing to be done in Windows Explorer.) -- 1.2.2 -- : Navigating the WE TreeView doesn't update the ListView. = It's required to hit the [RETURN] key to get the ListView updated. This makes browsing quite awkward to do. -- 1.2.3 -- : Tab sequence in WE is very strange! Usually, switching = focus between TreeView and ListView is just a one-tab sequence (you just have = to press the <TAB> key once). But after hitting [RETURN] on the TreeView, = the ListView becomes 4 <TAB> hits away! -- 1.3 -- : SQL Server 2005 Management Studio doesn't provide a quick = "Open Database Connection" shortcut (previously <CTRL> + <O>, now only <F8>-<ALT>+<V> [on German version]) -- 1.4 -- : Internet Explorer 7 doesn't provide a shortcut for setting = focus to the address bar (formerly <ALT>+<D>). So it's very hard to correct = typos after hitting [RETURN]. (Awkward, but yet best workaround: <CTRL>+<E> - <SHIFT>+<TAB> - <SHIFT>+<TAB>) -- 1.5 -- : The new Start menu is very unhandy. Just mentioning it to keep the classic view available in future Windows versions: I've traditionally arranged my (classic) start menu tree in a = way to quickly reach any program by simply pressing the <FLAG> key plus the = first letter of a Start menu entry to finally reach a program entry (e.g. <FLAG>-<P>-<O>-<W> which is "Programs - Office - Word 2003" ...or... <FLAG>+<P>+<D>+<8>+<S> which is "Programs - Development Tools - 8_Visual Studio 2005 - S_Visual Studio"). (This is more easy to do in German than = in English because of default entries starting with the same letter in = English [e.g. "Accessories/Administrative Tools"]). So I'll stick to the classic Start menu version. -- 2 -- : Copy File dialog doesn't provide useful information. Even = after updating Vista to SP1, the Copy File dialog still doesn't display which = file currently is copied. So when copying large files the user can't tell = which file is currently copied and, thus, isn't free for use. -- 3 -- : Color Schema: Hover color is (almost) same as selection color. = So it's hard to tell if an entry has been selected or if the mouse pointer = is just hovering above a ListView entry in WE. -- 4 -- : Back button in WE doesn't provide a history list. So it's impossible to go back in history and skip a recently visited folder that might have become unavailable. -- 5 -- : WE and Common Dialogs are missing "Navigate to parent node" functionality. Thanks for taking the time and eventually forwarding my = concerns/suggestions to the Vista/Server 2008 group. Axel Dahmen www.axeldahmen.com Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109608
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    - Windows Mail in Windows Server 2008 Hi, Where is Windows Mail in Windows Server 2008? I installed Desktop Experience, but still can't find Windows Mail on the domain controller or stand-alone servers. Thanks, John Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109605
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    - Server in DMZ We have a Windows 2003 server setup for file sharing. We have internal and external users accessing this server. We have more external users accessing this server than internal users. We put this server in the DMZ. Is there a way to secure this server so that hackers won't be able to get to it? Thanks. Diane Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109598
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    - Windows Server 2003 configuration question The hard drive crashed on the server of one of my clients and upon reinstallation, the IT person did not re-create the domain because it was too much work and he wants to wait until Small Business Server 2008 is out to reconfigure the server. Now the server is in a different workgroup than the workstations and it is creating big problems with permission and access, but I am running into a wall trying to get him to change it. His reasoning for making the change from a domain to a workgroup was that if he configured the server as domain again, he would have to redo all the workstations. Am I wrong in assuming that if he had configured the new hard drive with the same domain and users as before, the workstation should have just found the server again, just as they did before? I searched the net and found nothing about a possible release date for SBS 2008. Does anyone believe this is going to happen soon? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109583
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    - Error Message Occurred For Unsharing a Folder We have a file sharing setup on Windows 2003 Domain Controller. When we unshare the folder, we got the error message "An error occurred while trying to delete share speech. The share must be removed from Distributed File System before it can be deleted". Do you have any suggestions on how to unshare the folder? Thanks. Diane Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109579
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    - Windows 2008 and WebDAV Mini Redirector I can't use WebDAV webfolders with my Windows 2008 Terminal server. As I understand, Windows 2008 and Windows Vista share the same codebase. So I thought it shouldn't be too hard to make it work with Windows 2008. I searched for the driver that Windows Vista uses "mrxdav.sys" and it exists in some subfolder of Windows\winsxs. But it seems that it is not installed. Is there a way to make the WebDAV Mini Redirector work with Windows 2008? And if so, would that be supported by Microsoft? Greetings, Fabian Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109568
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    - Server 2008 - Installing non-TS CALs Potentially silly question, but I haven't seen this addressed. I have 250 CALs purchased. Where do I tell Server 2008 that I have these CALs? These aren't for Terminal Services, just for people on my internal network to access the server. My 2003 Server has an applet off the Control Panel, I don't see the same thing in 2008. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109560
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    - Edition of Server 2003? I just did a test install of Windows server 2003 on a system that I'm going to upgrade (soon) from 2000 server to 2003 server. I did a clean install into a new partition. The CD say "Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition". There is Disc 1 and Disc 2. Disc 1 has a part number of X11-73011. When I installed the software and the system rebooted, Control Panel/System (along with the boot splash screen) tell me that I have Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. Is this a known confusion of the versions? I searched Google but didn't find anything relevant. If Control Panel/System tells me that I have Enterprise Edition, is this the version I really have? The CDs AND the COA are apparently mislabeled! The COA with the 25-character product key says "Windows Svr Std 2003 R2 1- 4CPU 5Clt" (OEM Software). That sounds like standard edition to me. Thanks for any insight on this strangeness. David Walker Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109557
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    - SME Windows Job Scheduling Software Does anybody know of a good Windows job scheduling package for small to medium enterprises. Functionality should include job dependancies and user security. Thanks for any help, Steve Cage Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109555
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    - Inactivate a dynamic partition? How do you inactivate a dynamic partition? The Diskpart program only works on basic disks. Also, how do you tell which partition(s) are marked Active? I don't see that info in Disk Management snap-in. This question applies to Windows server 2003 (and Windows Server 2000, which I am upgrading from). Second, the one time I booted from a floppy (just as an experiment), and then told the boot loader to load the second partition on disk 0, then looked at Disk Management: Disk Management still told me that the FIRST partition on disk 0 was the "system" volume. The second partition was marked Boot. I can't find exactly what "system" means, or why the first partition on disk 0 would be marked "system" when I actually booted the computer from the floppy drive. I would think the floppy would be "system" and the second partition would be "boot". Thanks. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109553
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    - Multiple logoffs required I have a small network (2 DCs running Server 2003, 10 XP workstations). Recently, a few people have had to select the Log off option twice in order to actually log off. The first time, they are prompted w/the standard "Are you sure you want to log off?" question, but even when clicking Yes, they stay logged in. They have to do the process a second time in order to successfully log off. This doesn't happen with every user, but for the ones who are affected, it happens every time. TIA for any ideas. Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109548
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    - Volume Shadow Copy - Windows 2003 Does anyone know what the latest build is for this? I have KB940349 as being the latest for Windows 2003. Is there any newer builds? Thanks in Advance, Eric Sabo Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109542
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    - OpenSSH server on Windows Server 2003? I do a lot of remote administration on Linux boxes through an SSH connection... It this also possible on Windows 2003 server? Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109520
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    - EventLog Mixed We are using Windows Server 2003 SP1, last week we had a power outage, due to which server was re-booted without proper shut down. After getting up the server eventlog is all mixed up, that is all three Application, System and Security logs are coming in all three (if you click on Application, System and Security logs are shown as well, same with the other two). I checked the Log file names they are pointing to, and it seems to be right, Application eventlog is pointing to AppEvent.Evt, the other two to SecEvent.Evt and SysEvent.Evt respectively. We want to know what might've happened that has caused this and what can we do repair it, without affecting the rest of the server. The other abnormal thing after the power outage has been the delay in showing up of the login screen, after we use the remote connection to connect to the server, previously it used to load up immediately, now it takes around 20 to 40 sec, any idea why? Regards Sajid Tag: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have these rights? Tag: 109513
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Gurus,

Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have the following
rights:

Logon as a service
Logon as a batch job
Act as part of the operating system?

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Spin

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Re: Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have by Paul

Paul
Tue Mar 25 09:13:43 PDT 2008

Nope, but why don't you check (or modify) it yourself:

Administrative tools-> Local Security Policy. local policies->user right
assignments.

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Spin wrote:
> Gurus,
>
> Do members of the local Administrators group implicitly have the following
> rights:
>
> Logon as a service
> Logon as a batch job
> Act as part of the operating system?
>

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