My company will release "push mail" function in my Active Directory +
Exchange 2003 environment.
So, is it possible control "push mail" function by GPO or any default user
template?

I've taken on an application that runs as a service, with Local System
Account credentials, on an XP client in a Windows Server 2003 domain.  I'm
trying to undertand and modify some behavior.  This service has one
persistent connection to a folder on a Domain Member Server.  The ...

About a years a go I created a trust between 2 windows 2003 domains (one
mixed and one native domain).  It seems it may not of been working correctly
for a while, we were getting errors like no logon server could be found.  So
I have tried to set it all up again.

Q. 1. I want to add one specific domain user to local admin. group in winxp
system. When i join one winxp systems to the domain , a  specific domain user
should be added to local admin group in winxp systems automatically,  but it
should not apply on servers,

In the security event log on my SBS 2003 server, successful
logon/logoff is not getting logged.  I have the proper "success"
policies defined for this in the Domain Controller Security settings.
Consequently, my Barracuda 310 Web Filter will not work because it

Hi i want use gpo to distributed software by GPO and i have a question:
Can I use WinINSTALL LE (available with the Windows 2000 Server CD) in
Windows XPpro for created .msi files ?
Are there a WinINSTALL LE for XP ?

This is sort of a mixed question, so I apologize if it's in the wrong category.
My company is currently running a Domain Functional Level of Windows 2000
Native and a Forest Functional Level of Windows 2000.
I am trying to get our servers migrated over to Server 2003 R2 for

In the security event log on my SBS 2003 server, successful
logon/logoff is not getting logged.  I have the proper "success"
policies defined for this in the Domain Controller Security settings.
Consequently, my Barracuda 310 Web Filter will not work because it

Due to power outage, we have to shut down our production site
servers.  When we power on our two domain controllers at production
site.  It took a while to come up.  Also, it took a while to log on.
When I check which server to log on, the logged on server is the additional

2003 SP2 with Exchange 2003 SP2...
We are suddenly realizing the fact that our groups and their structure is
truely awful...
We have a OU called groups and all groups have been thrown in there... and

Sorry if this has been asked before.
I have renamed my default domain admin account in line with security best
practice but the account is still a member of the Domain admins, Enterprise
Admins and Schema admins groups.

we are facing an issue with Group policy(s).
we have a 2003 environment with Xp Pro, the problem is that for random users
and random GPO's once we run RSOP old GPO's or GPO's that have been removed
from the machine are still showing there causing the users to get incorrect

Don't know where to post this, so thought I'd start from here.  Have
searched the internet over and found "many solutions" however, not sure if
they'll work!
I've got AD setup with DHCP/DNS/Network Shares/Print Servers (yes, against

Given the username, I currently get the email addresses using code like
this:
DirectoryEntry ADEntry = new DirectoryEntry("whatever");
DirectorySearcher srch = new DirectorySearcher(ADEntry,

Error 80004015 The class is configured to run as a security id different from
the caller.
I get this error on 5 PCs out of the 30 PCs all running XP SP3 in a Active
Directory Domain running Enterprise 2008 32bit edition.