Windows 2003 Terminal Service sessions will not logoff
Hello. Try to rule out something that may have corrupted the user’s profile (s/w upgrade perhaps). Did you try logging on and off as a new user (i.e. an account that has never accessed the server before)? Check the Application Event log for Userenv errors. Also, check this out http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;828326&Product=win2000 Good luck and please post [...]

View Answer   |  October 8, 2004  11:40 AM
Active Directory, DataCenter, Hardware, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Remote management, Servers, Windows, Windows Server 2003

Cannot email public folder after migration to Exchange 2003
I found this in a newsgroup: Numerical Code: 5.1.6 First Available: Exchange 2000 Service Pack 2 Possible Cause: One possible cause is that the user directory attributes such as homeMDB or msExchHomeServerName might be missing or corrupted. Troubleshooting: Check the user directory attributes integrity and rerun the Recipient Update Service to make sure attributes required [...]

View Answer   |  September 28, 2004  2:56 PM
Exchange, Exchange 2003, Migration, Tech support

Norton WMI Update
What version of Windows are you running?

View Answer   |  September 27, 2004  10:52 PM
backdoors, Current threats, Hacking, human factors, Spyware, Trojans, Viruses, Windows, Windows 2000 desktop, Windows 2000 Server, worms

Windows XP patch (non-SP2), IIS, and ASP.NET Forms Authentication
Never mind. I got it to work. Thanks.

View Answer   |  September 27, 2004  3:45 PM
ASP.NET, Microsoft Internet Information Server, Windows

Installing Oracle 9i Standard Edition on Windows Server 2003 with Xeon CPU: Why does Java Virtual Machine fail?
I am in the process of doing a similar thing. Installing Oracle EE 9.2.0.1.0 on Win 2003. The box is 64 bit but the op system is 32 bit. So I am installing the 32 bit version of Oracle. In order to do this the recomendation was to add a patch to the Oracle Installation [...]

View Answer   |  September 27, 2004  5:57 AM
Database Management Systems, Hardware, Intel PC hardware, Intel servers, Java, Microsoft Windows, Oracle, Standard Edition, Tech support, Windows on Intel, Windows Server 2003

Microsoft Word 2003 and files opening in read only form
The file might be open on another computer in the workgroup. Is it on a shared drive? Ask a couple of the people in her workgroup to see if they’re having the same problem.

View Answer   |  September 22, 2004  3:33 PM
Help Desk, Microsoft .NET, Tech support, Third-party services, Vendor support, Windows, Windows 2000 desktop, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP

Creating a domain and DNS question
When you build the 2 new Windows 2000/03 servers it would be easier if you load DNS on the servers. This will allow you to move the DNS zone for the Windows 2000 domain into an Active Directory Integrated zone. AD integrated zones are easier to manage than traditional Primary DNS zones like the one [...]

View Answer   |  September 20, 2004  5:16 PM
DHCP, DNS, Implementation, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Planning, Security

Server OS for small business network environment
If your hardware is compatible with Win2k (exceeding MS recommendations by at least 20%)then it is definately worth it for many reasons. I would recommend a rebuild rather than an inplace upgrade though as you will gain performance and eliminate numerous “gotchas”.

View Answer   |  September 17, 2004  9:31 AM
Windows

Single Sign On with Windows NT and IIS and Domino
Your problem looks pretty simple, in IIS all you need to do is enable the IIS security on the properties of the desired webpage, and select the loacl domian as the authority for the page, then on you domino server on the console import the users from the local NT Accounts, this will import all [...]

View Answer   |  August 30, 2004  12:45 PM
Architecture/Design, Biometrics, Digital certificates, Identity & Access Management, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows, provisioning, Security tokens, Single sign-on

Openings for experienced consultants-2
I am SAP FICO Consultant. You can send me the info at my email address anirudddh@yahoo.co.in

View Answer   |  August 21, 2004  12:38 AM
Data analysis, Data warehousing applications, ERP, Microsoft Windows

Openings for experienced consultants
I am CRM Consultant, you can email me with the info. ramon.quiaro@cantv.net thanks

View Answer   |  August 18, 2004  3:30 PM
Data analysis, Data warehousing applications, ERP, Microsoft Windows

massive powerpoint presentation
I found this: http://www.zdnetindia.com/help/specials/powerpoint/stories/16501.html and this: Prior to PowerPoint 97, there was no internal file compression code inside of PowerPoint, and files could get pretty big quickly. The most common cause of large files is the addition of large bitmaps. PowerPoint 97 compresses these bitmaps, but previous versions do not. To keep your presentations as [...]

View Answer   |  August 17, 2004  9:22 AM
Desktop management applications, Desktops, Microsoft Systems Management Server, Programming Languages, Tech support

Alternate way to stop Oracle Services on Win 2K Server
I would recommend that you use RMAN to create your backups. You can create a script that the operator can run that will generate hot full, hot incremental or cold backup. This is preferable to stopping the service especially if you are stopping the service through the windows interface. If you stop the service through [...]

View Answer   |  August 2, 2004  6:14 PM
Database Management Systems, DataCenter, Desktop security, Hardware, Oracle, Oracle 8i, Oracle Application Server, Policies, Security, Servers, Software distribution, Standard Edition, Windows, Windows 2000 desktop, Windows 2000 Server, Windows client administration and maintenance

Alternate way to stop Oracle Services on Win 2K Server-2
You could set up a scheduled task to do the backups and use net stop to stop the service and net start to start the service. Set this up in a batch file and schedule it with the credentials of an admin or at least someone who belongs to the ora_dba group

View Answer   |  August 2, 2004  3:04 PM
configuration, Database Management Systems, DataCenter, Desktop security, Hardware, Oracle, Oracle 8i, Oracle Application Server, patching, PEN testing, Platform Security, Policies, Security, Servers, Software distribution, Standard Edition, vulnerability management, Windows, Windows 2000 desktop, Windows 2000 Server, Windows client administration and maintenance

XML in UDB Version 8
sorry no, we have not used this feature yet

View Answer   |  June 22, 2004  8:23 AM
DB2 Universal Database, Sun, UDB for client/server, Unix, Windows

DB2 Automated Utilities – Vendor selection
Have you looked at Quest Software’s (www.quest.com) offerings? They sell some really good DB2 utilities that might work well for you.

View Answer   |  June 3, 2004  6:50 PM
CIO, DB2, IT architecture, MVS, OS/390, OS/390/z/OS, UDB for mainframe, Vendors, z/OS

Consolidation of documentation
The best solution would be to install a knowledge management system. They can do boolean and text searches, simultaneous searches across mutiple databases, limit access for security purposes, link files and offer the ability to build the data as new items are created. There are many products out there. I researched a few for my [...]

View Answer   |  June 3, 2004  11:02 AM
Content management applications, Microsoft Systems Management Server, Windows 2000 desktop, Windows 2000 Server

Security Training/Awareness
To give an answer, i would have to know more about your security policy, industry, and current enforcement in your company. These are the three key factors in selling security in the organization–you have to sell to the perceived needs of your audience.

View Answer   |  May 25, 2004  3:41 PM
Training

best practice windows XP network
That would all depend on the number of workstations in the network, the size of the company, the experience level of the users (computer experience level), etc… Can you provide more details?

View Answer   |  May 21, 2004  5:00 PM
Windows XP

Games that help to train SAP users
Yes, I use a parody of Jeapardy called SAPardy. I made it using PowerPoint, complete with all the sound effects. People love it.

View Answer   |  May 13, 2004  12:28 PM
SAP, Training