We have a network with a SBS2003 domain controller, a win2000 member server,
and ~ 12  XP clients.  Every few days, I see the following error messages
logged on the win2k member server:
Event Type: Error

I have a W2000AS with system disk of 4 Gb, 29% free (1.2 Gb)
If I analyse the disk, it shows massive fragmentation, and the graphic is
mostly red.
When I run defrag, it takes ages, the graphic seems to flick from one shot

I've pressed the power off button on my (test) W2K server machine and I saw
it shut down in at most 4 seconds! But I also saw an event 6008 in the event
log "the previous shutdown at xxxx was not expected" (this is a translation
from French).

I have two win2000 server. now one server dont give me the administrative
rights.
means, If I try to add a user I can't create.The message shows you have no
permission to use active directory. I also try to install active directory,

Could anybody tell me ,which specific sectors on the disk is Cluster
configuration written to?

All,
I have a MSDN CD Rom with Windows 2000 Pro/Server/Advanced Server. I just
purchased 2 new servers with the intent to install 2000 Advanced Server using
this MSDN CD. ( I have 5 cals with this cd).

Hello all --
I have a stupid question -- when I set up my internal DNS server on my AD
domain controller, and I set it up for AD Integrated, I understand that
means that a copy of the DNS records are stored in all of the DC's in my

The client can not synchronies their time from the Domain controller. All
workstations have an incorrect time than a DC has. I run the following
command :
    Net time \\Servername /set /yes

Win2k Adv Server. Licensing shows that for Windows Server, we only have 5
licenses Per Server Purchased, and 8 Per Server Reached. All of the other
tabs are blank.
If I look at the properties of Windows Server, Clients (Per Seat) and

Dear Sirs,
I have a microsoft cluster with two nodes with Windows 2000 Advanced
Server.
After a controlled shutdown and next startup, first node on cluster

We have Windows2000, we have uninstalled a network
adapter and installed a new one. But when we want to
assign the same IP address as the previous one, we have a
message saying that we cannot use that IP because it is

Hello experts!
I have a Win 2000 Advanced Server that is running Terminal Services in
Remote Admin Mode.
Im usually logged in the server using the administrator account. When I

I have a Windows 2000 advanced server and upon logout, as
well as reboot, a dialogue box comes up saying that Power
Meter is not resoponding, with End Now and Cancel as my
options.

do i need to make 2003 a special server? both 2000, 2003 are eval editions.
does that matter? Goes thru the steps of trying to load AD (2003) but says
cant find or domain does not exist. i have looked in the KB but to no luck.
not a big deal, but like to know if it is possible...

Is there a way to limit some users of rolling back to a previous version?
Although the users have access to the shared drive, we just don't want them
to have the option of restoring a previous version.
Jeffrey L