From the website Jorge pointed out:
Windows XP and the Windows Server 2003 family add support for configuring
logon banners that can exceed 512 characters in length and that can also
contain carriage-return line-feed sequences.
For W2K I don't know how many, but I do know it's measured
on
different ports, etc.
If you want to learn all about Windows domain functionality, load AD. If
you just want to learn the LDAP pieces, get AD/AM.
joe
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should be able to find some other information about books at
http://www.activedir.org
Al
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Sorry, all three of you :-)
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Ahh, thank you very much (both of you
about books at
http://www.activedir.org
Al
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I don't understand LDAP
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I'll probably want programmer side later, when I understand what I'm
doing.
BTW, someone posted this link:
http
If your server runs the RPC service, these viruses can and will bounce
your machine if infected.
Did you keep your Windows up to date? When was your last windows update?
To help you more, some more information would be needed.
While you can't actually get into the machine, you can give some more
