There are features of Exchange 2003 that are not available
unless you are running W2K3. For example the ability to use snapshot
backups.
Dennis
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One possibility is to enable loopback processing on the laptop. With
Loopback processing you can have a user setting tied to a machine
account instead of a user account.
Denny
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WINS server. Any
local admins on this machine will be able to manage WINS from this
server.
Dennis
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You can also use a startup script to add the user to the local admins
group. Assuming you are running W2k or better.
Denny
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sunbelt-software runs a list. You can find it at
http://www.sunbelt-software.com/community.cfm
Dennis
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No! I am more concerned about scanning the directory database than a
slow down of the server. Since only admins should be accessing the
server and should never use the DC as a file point, I don't consider
them to be particularly vunlerable.
Denny
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NLB is loaded by default in Windows 2003.
Have you ensured NLB is not checked under network properties?
Dennis
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There are several commercial products out there that will do this. Some
have an agent on the machine which sends the information to a central
database. Others rely on the ability to read the log files remotely.
There are some syslog clients available that will send the logs to a
syslog server. S
Shift+Del will still send an item to the dumpster. Shift+Del will by pass the deleted
items folder. Each folder has a dumpster, not just the deleted items. If you use
Shift+Del to delete an item, it will go into the dumpster where you deleted the item.
To recover this item, you have to use t
You can have NT 4 servers and still switch to Native mode. However, the
servers cannot be Domain Controllers.
Denny
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Password policies can only be set at the domain level.
Dennis Depp
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We are rolling our W2k network out, and have successfully migrated from
NT4.0. Previously we had sat ou
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