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File and Exchange server

mtange — Fri, 28 Dec 2012 07:38:31 +0000

Question Edited by MajidZawmah

Windows Server 2008 R2 with a Windows Server 2000 Domain Controller

GreatLion — Sun, 15 May 2011 23:40:32 +0000

Does anyone know if there are any issues runninga Windows 2008R2 server with a Windows 2000 domain controller?

Using Licensing on Windows Server 2000

BrettSchoeman — Mon, 10 May 2010 14:44:30 +0000

I am trying to open Licencing on Win Server 2000 to check how many CALS the server has.When I open it I get a popup asking which domain I want to administer, I select our network domain and than it tells me my domain controller doesn’t have the service running and closes the Licence Tool.How do I get it to look at my local machine instead of the domain controller. The reason I am doing this is i am getting “computer has reached maximum connections” when trying to acces the file share on the server.

We are runing XP desktops and connecting to a Windows Server 2000. When running “net config server” on the Server 2000 box it tells me I have unlimited connections which is strange?

error: health) was unexpected at this time.

BatchScripts — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:26:15 +0000

I run a script which send a set of text files to email ids. When I run each line of the script separately on the cmd, email sending is successful. But when I place all the lines in a script say script.bat and run the script , I am getting the error : [strong]health) was unexpected at this time.[/strong]

The script is :

D:healthHealth_Check_Windows.exe del D:healthoutput.txt for %f in (D:health*.txt) do (echo %f >> D:healthoutput.txt & type %f >> D:healthoutput.txt) C:WindowsSystem32blat.exe D:healthoutput.txt -subject “Health_check_Report” -to

Login issues after routine security scan (Windows 2000)

WindowsServerATE — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 20:34:03 +0000

We are running Windows 2000 Professional.

Following a routine anti-virus/malware scan, my users and I cannot login.

We get the login screen, enter username and password. The computer loads our settings, shows (briefly) wallpaper and icons, then saves our settings and returns to the login screen.

I have access to files via a live Linux (runs in RAM) distro but cannot find the solution anywhere. ‘Repair’ doesn’t change anything and web searches suggest that re-install may not either.

Can you help us please?

Thank you.

Windows 2000 Professional Why can’t we login?

ColourfulCombats — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 18:29:24 +0000

All users login to get “loading settings” a glimpse of desktop then “saving settings” and back to the login screen. Repair installation did not help. What must I do?

windows 2000 server after antivirus updation restarting it will be rebooting halfan hour in windows

Abdulsathar — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 06:46:10 +0000

windows2000 server after antivirus updation restarting it will be rebooting halfan hour in windows.kindly reply me immediate

my oracle application is not run in others browsers other than IE6

Usmanpk — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 09:26:31 +0000

Hello

I am using oracle developer10g. My windows in win2000 professional. when i run my oracle application in internet explorer of windows 2000 it runs but when i tried to run in the windows xp internet explorer it is unable to run the application.

plz hel

Regards Usman Ahmad

Exclude domain computer from shared folders

Mryansimonovich — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:50:55 +0000

Question Edited by MTidmarsh

UPS – automated shutdown scripts multiple servers

Arlesterc — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:31:20 +0000

I have a scenario where I have a Windows XP computer running Exmerge and Robocopy against a Windows 2000 server – all the files are copied to a USB drive attached to the XP box. There are no processes running on the server. Both the XP box and the server are on a UPS and we have Powerchute software running on the server. We have a shutdown script now that shuts down all services on the server and then shuts the server down – there is an icon on the desktop for manual shutdown using this script and then the script is also invoked during a power outage. What we would like to do is:
1)extend the script so that we first stop the processes on the XP box and shut it down before doing any shutdown on the server2
2) at the end of the day we don’t want any one step in the process to hang the shutdown e.g. we had one situation where we were shutting down a service that was later removed and the script hung trying to shut the service down – so regardless of any circumstance the server gets shut down after 10 minutes, let’s say.