We have a web site and an extranet site:
www.ourcompany.com
sales.ourcompany.com
We are today using a self-signed certificate on the sales site. Now we want

We run a W2k3 AD Domain with XP SP2 desktops.  Is there a way to set a server
to prevent access to programs/files/shares etc if the computer is not part of
the domain without a complicated certificate system etc?  
Our school is having problems with students connecting personal ...

 I have installed the Stand alone Root CA on a Windows Server 2003
Standard Edition. I want two programs to have certificates. Could you
please tell me how to request a certificate to CA? I have installed
IIS, but when i do http://localhost/certsrv I get an error. Is there

I have installed an Enterprise Root CA in the root of our AD Forest.  I have
been able to request a certificate (user certificate template) using an
account in one of the child domains successfully using the CertSrv webpages.
I am now trying to submit an online certificate request ...

Moring Guys n Gals,
Got in the office this moring only to find out no one can connect to my
WIndows 2003 server. I myself am unable to connect. the system worked
perfect up to yesterday. Can anyone tell me what may be the reason for this

Trusted NT domain users have full access to 2K3 server shares
The share permissions are set to everyone read/write and the following
Groups have access at folder/file level
Administrators (2K3DOMAIN\Administrators)

  I want to install Microsoft PKI on a Windows Server 2003 Standard
Edition. I tried to find it on msdn, but didn't find it on msdn. From
where I can download it?
Thanks,

I've read lots on these, and I still don't really understand them.
I know how they work together, how certain ones can't be part of others,
  etc.  But I don't really understand how they work, or where and when
to use them.

We've got a DC at a remote site that doubles as the office's file/print
server.  The problem is that we need to allow our local IT contact to manage
user shares, setup printers, etc, but we're not sure how to give him logon
rights without making him a domain admin.

Ok, so I am reading up on buffer overflows... er, overruns.... and see
that VML has one this month. I also read an article on msdn that says
Vista does not get effected because the code was recompiled with Visual
Studio (yay!).

I'm trying to set up a 2003 Small Business Server - I'm something of a
newbie and am having a strange issue with password authentication between
the server and an XP Pro workstation.  Currently I have a username set up on
the server with a blank password.  Here's what's been ...

I regularly apply the MSyy-xxx patches to about 50 servers.
2 of them (a w2k sp4 and a w2003 sp1) don't apply the patches. Weird thing
is that there is no message at all, nothing in logs neither. It behaves
exactly as if the patches were applied.

Thanks in advance for any help you may give.
We just purchased a Optiplex server from Dell a couple of days ago with SBS
2003, R2 preinstalled.  We completed the initial setup with computer name,
password, etc.

Can anyone recommend a good, concise security tutorial and overview for
someone just starting out with Microsoft server technologies? Thx.

I have a corrupted local security database. I try to do the following steps
in order to get the server back to original security configuration using
setup security.inf file,but get the following error message.
"An extended error has occurred, import failed"