I have a client that has been in service for server years running
Windows 2003 Std, hundreds of users, all workstations are Win 95 Prof
and all updates/patches, Symantec Corporate Edition 10.0.x on server and
all workstations, proper exclusions as outlined by MS and Symantec, 12

Can anyone tell the event generated when an user is moved or rename in
Active directory, i have enabled all audit policies but not able to
find the correct event
Regards

How secure is it to open up port 139 on my router/firewall and forward it to
my win2k3 server?  I want to be able to access some files using file sharing
from my work?  Are there any test tools I can run agains it to see how
secure it is?

I am using a Sonicwall firewall and Windows 2000 Server..
How do I Block Non-Domain users from the internet

I am setting wireless network with IAS EAP-PEAP in Windows Server 2003.
But it is always giving me an Reason Code 16. I have Cisco Aironet 1200
series with open + EAP, Network EAP. As much my knowledge PEAP requires
server side certificare only.

I have a user who was going into the security tap of folders in a public
folder and turning off the inherit from parent checkbox and then selecting
remove to block people from seeing her files.  Kind of dumb since she could
simply put the files in her home folder, but I digress.

One of my developers purposed something to me that I feel is inheritly
wrong....
We have an application that we publish vis citrix that an outside company
logs into and manages thier work orders/and inventory.  What the developer

How to enable admin options to domain user on local machine.
I need to give permissions domain user so they can install software on theres machines.
thnx

I have a strange problem on our Windows Server 2003 print server.
The server has a total of about 50 printers connected to it, four of them
being HP Laserjet 1022n, connected via standard TCP/IP ports.
When standard users (non-admin) try to print to these four printers, the

we would like to be able to let users modifying their password through
IIS (for example).
Indeed, those users are connecting to a IIS server (in US) from another
country (Italy) but with credentials stored on a local DC (DC in US

I have 13 Windows based servers. Many of these were installed over the
last 3 months as we made the transition from being primarly a Novell
shop to Windows based servers. Here is the breakdown:
2 domain controllers/dns/dhcp

Even after we have added people to the new Windows 2003 Performance Monitor
Users group they are unable to get at the performance counters on some of our
servers. The only servers they can access are the domain controllers.
Does anyone have any ideas?

I have not been able to understand how W2K3 Server Enterprise uses domain
names.
Our domain name is an 18 character.com name.  I noticed that often, only the
first 15 characters are used, excluding the last three characters + the

Audit is enable for object access on my computer. I have some records
(560 event) with Security Object Type = File
But it's for file access. Anybody know when the event (560) happened
with Security Object Type = Dir? (not File)

We are having issues being able to install a print driver on several
workstations unless an admin had it installed first.
So, to diagnose, I thought I would checkout the security polices on those
affected computers to see if anything goofy was going on.  Well there