hello,
reinstalling did not solve my problem. the RPC and Telephony service does not stop.
you know i think this program that did just some cleaning on registery caused this
problem!!1
i have a good antivirus installed and it works properly and there is not virus for
sure.
i do not want
Hey Jeff...If you can get them to use cached credentials on the laptops,
you can do a loopback policy. They'll cache it locally and get the
settings even when off the wire.
Not sure this fits your needsAnd it does make for some complaints,
travellers doing presentations etc.
John
I just wanted to say that this is an
awesome reply!
Thank you Darren.
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] GPO
question concerning LOCAL GPO
A
Is anyone logging both logion and log offs? I'm working on a method of
recording this info for a computer lab environment, and I'd like to see
if someone else is already doing it. I want real time utilization info
and I want to be able to build stats off of it for latter use.
On Cs, you can
Security is a problem for me, I want to give users the minimum rights
needed. Right now they can only insert a new row in the database. In
order to be able to update the same row the used at logon with the
logoff data, I'd be giving everyone the ability to completely change all
login/logoff
Never mind.
Users not replicating properly either. Spiffy clean event logs though. Im not sure where to look here. For the record, I just transferred the
FSMO rules from a Win2K to Win2003 server. Interesting, huh? Dcdiag reports that new FSMO holder
isnt responding to messages properly
