I just go a new laptop.  I have a user name/password & domain name of the
network I need to connect to, but, for the life of me, I cannot remember how
to set up this laptop to prompt me for my username/password & domain name.
Please help ;-)

Download details: Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=22CFC239-337C-4D81-8354
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Install Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) to help
secure your server and to better defend against ...

Our dept just got a 2003 Server. According to our Computer Services
department we should just be able to plug it in and be able to see other pc
and servers in the network....but this is not the case. In XP I found the
netowrk setup wizard and with this we've been able to connect ...

I have a question on if you can block one computer off the internet from the
server and if so how to go about blocking them from using the internet.  I
don't want to disable everyone just one computer.  If you cannot do this can
someone please point me to some software that will ...

I have an existing installed Windows 2003 Server Standard box. I've got the
license for Enterprise and wish to change this to an Enterprise box (I use
its Fax service, want to use more than 4 ports).
I know that I can go through the whole rigmarole of an upgrade install, and

I have a motherboard with a Promise FastTrak 378 RAID controller. I defined
a Mirror array with 2 x SATA disks as system disk. After running fine for a
while one of the disks in the mirror set started to get flakey and Windows
Server 2003 crashed. When I see in the EventLog, ...

I have just staterted studying for the 70-290 exam.  I installed the 180-day
evaluation of Win Server 2003 on a spare PC.  What would be the best way to
configure it regarding IP, DHCP and DNS, given the following existing
network that it's attached to:

If you were building a workstation from scratch would you have a strong
preference for one or the other as your system/application drive?  (as opposed
to data drive...)
Assume that you already have the hardware to go either way.

I have a Windows 2003 server in a network whitout internet connection
(extern connections are not allowed).
How can I install windows updates, patches, critical updates, security
fixes on that machine?

I need help to remove a BDC, I had some issues because it doen't make the
replication with my PDC.
At the beginin my BDC worked ok but I deleted in the PDC in the DNS the part
of foward look up zones the .  because I wanted that the PDC redirect the DNS

I have set up roaming user profiles.  I thought I set a configuration that
deleted the files when the user logs off (after the local files are
replicated to the server).  But the directories are still on the local
machine.  Is this possible or should I live with directories on ...

In the past they just ghost the server and things are done.
Now in Windows 2003 its not that simple anymore.
You must now install OS then the apps then config everything.
I think 2 things are needed to make things work like in the good ole days.

I m doing Remote Installation of Windows Xp with Sp2.
I have Hp Machines with Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit
Ethernet card . I made RIS Server and make a image of
Client Windows Xp by RipRep.. There is no error in

Good day,
Due to some of the Software our company uses, there is a need to sometimes
install Server 2003 on our Notebooks. There is a problem though. With the
Intel Centrino Technology, is it really impossible to install this OS on the

I have a workstation computer has two 160-gig hard drives in a Raid-
configuration (Mirror).  When I try
installing Windows Server 2003 I get an error message saying
the following...