Do i need this "net time \\DC  /set /Y "on my login script. I'm running
server 2003
and all workstations are Windows XP PRO.  Trying to see best way to make sure
time in syn on our network with workstations.

Hi, I have a DC Windows Server 2003 SP2, and I want to install a second
domain controller Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2, I want to start using the
benefits of R2.
What should I do before promoting the new server R2?

We are going to replace the board in our server with one which has an SAS
RAID controller and no floppy controller. I was planning on using ghost to
copy the data from the old hard disks to the SAS ones and then doing a
windows repair to get the PC to boot again - problem is ...

I am in the process of planning a migration and consolidation of two Server
2000 Domain Controllers to one Server 2003 R2 Domain Controller.
One of the servers that will be migrated and replaced is a File Server in
addition to a DC.  We can call that server SERVER-1.

I have a little problem when I try to capture an image of my servers.
I get this message and I really don't know how to get rid of the error.
"The ADS Administration Agent service was unavailable."
Booting to pxe is no problem, but capturing doesn't work.

I have configured Deployment GPO for Office 2007 Professional Plus. I have
pated the configuration file here with. What is happening is when I reboot a
workstation which has office installed already  and is under the scope of
this GPO, first thing happens is GPO uninstalls the ...

Can someone please run me through best practice about pagefile size on
windows servers?
I have anything from file-servers, SQL, Exchange and AD, ranging from 1GB to
32GB memory installed. And I doubt the 1,5xmemory rule apply to all of

When trying to install Longhorn I get the following blue screen error after
the first reboot.
STOP 0x0000007e (0xC0000420, 0x82821008, 0x861a8538, 0x861a8234)
acp1.sys  address 82821008 base at 82800000  datestmp 460dce58

We have a windows 2000 domain with only 1 domain controller. We just got a
new server and we want to install windows 2003 and make it the domain
controller of our domain.
Windows 2003 R2 is already installed on this server, and i joined the server

Hi all, I found out that you can add more storage to Windows Home
server by adding more HDD (internal or external, ATA/SATA or USB/
Firewire) but I was also wondering if you could configure WHS to use a
NAS on the network as well, specifically a Terastation.

I need to setup 10 identical Windows Standard Server 2003 R2a servers for an
application
is there a way of setting up the first, patching and tweaking, then cloning
it onto the other 9 pieces of hardware?

I am aware that a 32bit Windows OS can have only 4GB RAM irespective of the
number of processors. I mean, it doesn't matter whether I have quad core or
dual core 32 bit machines, I can have only 4 GB RAM. Is this correct?
So, if I have a quad core/ dual core processor how is ...

I tried to install 2003 server on a machine with windows 2000
professional, it has one HD with 4 partitions.  Since, I am not plan
to keep the windows 2000 professional, so I formatted the 1st
partition to install 2003 server, I did not touch partition 2 to 4.

I have been having problems with SBS2003. I have uninstalled all security
updates that i can and all unnecessary software and have attempted to
uninstall all the SBS software that is available on the "Microsoft Windows
Small Business Server Setup" installer.

We have what must be a common need with Windows Server 2003.  We need
to build a 2003 Server, configure it as a web server, install SQL
Server 2000, service pack and WindowsUpdate everything.  This would be
our development image.  What we would like to do is save this image