I have 2 Windows 2003 Servers, each in a different domain with no trust
between them.  I am trying to map a drive on domainA\server1 to a share on
DomainB\server1 using a user account from DomainB.
I get error 1219 complaining about conflicting credentials.  I understand

Windows 2003 Server,  Active Directory
I have an organization that I am trying to help...
Whoever migrated the user data to a newer server did not set the rights up
correctly..

  This is a quick question to ask which servers\services are normally used
in NLBS?
I will be grateful for any information received,
                                                             Mark Palmer.

i have windows server 2000 active directory based network .clients include
windows xp and windows 2000.the problem is i want to add domain user on a
windows xp client computer object security.when i try to select the domain in
object security,there is only local system available ...

I'm struggling with an issue regarding NTFS permissions that I can't seem to
resolve. Would appreciate any assistance.
On our Windows Server 2003 SP1 server we have a Public Share. Under this
public share are sub-folders that users have full access to.

I have installed IIS on Windows 2000 and configured and FTP site, which is
needed for a remote consulting company to upload data.
 Since opening up FTP on the firewall, I've had repeated login attempts by
unauthorized user(s) who appear to be using some kind of utility to cycle

I have seen a simlar scenario to this one but the suggestions did not work in
my case.  I am the Domain Admin of the servers and the
DomainName\Administrator account has had its rights taken away on a specific
server.  I can logon locally to the machine but the rights are that of ...

Can anyone tell me which vulnerabilites remain in Windows NT 4 that require
an upgrade to Windows 2000 to be fixed?

can any one tell me
what is the difference between
power user and restricted user

downloaded an mpeg video file from a popular meta video site. Could not
delete file from system. Message appears:
cannot delete <filename> from: it is being used by another person or
program. Close any programs that might be using the file and try again.

We have windows 2k domain with 50 clients. We want details of users who
logged in and logged out  at what time and which system and ip address of the
system.
Is there any inbuilt or other tools by which i get all the details.

Hi, I have a Windows 2000 server and I am experiencing some strange behavior
with c:\documents and settings\all users\documents\drwatson NTFS directory
permissions.
Clicking in properties/security/permissions, I get the following: Everyone

I want to "Copy to" some old domain NT4 profiles (for example
user.oldDom) stored on a Win2k client computer to the new local user
profil (user.newDom) but when I launch my System Properties, I have
several "profiles stored on this computer" with a "unknown account"

I want to copy users profiles from an old domain (nt4) to another one.
My problem is that my old profile is listed as "unknown account" in the
User profiles tab and I cannot "copy to" the profile because the option
is grayed out.

This problem is a bit convoluted, but I'll try my best to explain it.
On a Windows 2000 server we have some main folders that we don't want
anyone to delete, but I want to allow them to have Modify permissions
on the subfolders and files of said folders. However, if you try to