objnetwork.mapnetworkdrive "T:", "\\SRV\XDrive"
but it appears as <XDrive on 'Srv\Xdrive' (T:) on the users' workstation
mapping. Is there a way to make the mapped drive not have all of this info? I
would rather have it say just "XDrive on (T:)" or even just "XDrive."

I have a IBM xSeries 346 server running Windows Server 2008 that I recently
set up and connected to the internet. I deployed a website on it to confirm
that everything is working..
I noticed that when I try to connect to the IP address, the server seems

I have an environment with Windows 2008 (file servers) and Windows 2003
servers.  I’m looking for a solution to help me track storage utilization
(eg. By volume) over time so I can make storage related decisions.  It would
also help me plan for a new BDR solution I’m looking at ...

Really frustrated, mainly since this is not my main job duty.  Anyway, here
goes:
Tiny w2k domain (one DC with sp/4) and needing to upgrade the forest/domain
to add a 2nd DC (w2k3 r2 sp/2).  Have run adprep over the forest, the

Is there anyway to change the boot time value in the boot.ini file during
the sysprep mini setup?

server 2008, control panel -> network and sharing center -> manage network
connections, then select a nic
or start -> run, and type: control netconnections
and then select a nic

question concerning start menu changes from server 2k3 to server 2k8 (I
guess same as xp to vista).
I did not see a start menu folder within each user's folder? I found this:
\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu

Anybody has any experience with the Maxtor Central Axis HD? found at:
http://www.maxtor.com/en/hard-drive-backup/external-drives/maxtor-central-axis-b
usiness-edition.html
which is 2TB Network HD.
I am using it under a GigaBit router and getting the most 15 mb per second

supporting both 32bit and 64bit 2k8 servers... I have a script that is
creating some shortcuts and I'm wondering if I should take the extra step to
check between 32 and 64 bit versions of the OS and making the shortcuts
point to the 32 or 64 bit specific control.exe? does it ...

workstation: XP Pro SP3
I need to do a restore (system state - ws) from a previous version of a
.bkf that is present on the previous version tab of the current .bkf
that resides on the server.

Had to run a repair session on Win2k3 .
Upon restart I get
1) c:\windows\Micorsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727\mscorwks.dll
  could not be loaded

We are facing a problem with the registry with our Windows Server 2003 -
DataCenter Edition server machine. This machine is a high end machine with 8
CPU's and 16 GB RAM.
Strangely, all the registry entries under the HKCU except for the software

I have a new installation with the Windows Server 2008 Standard operating
system. During the first 3 months I could login with the Administrator's
account that was created during the installation without any troubles. The
machine always returns: "The User Profile service failed ...

in our company we have visitors who need to connect their laptops to our LAN
and copy some files to one of our servers.
The visitors have an own subnet (192.168.0.) that is connected to our LAN
(10.1.0) via a router.

I have server using Windows 2008 enterprise which has 163GB and 2 Zion CPUs.
I was trying to copy a file like 160GB from my local computer which has
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bits with 8GB of memory into 2008 enterprise
server.