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  1. Do you have serveral sites?What about the DCs? This might be a Global Catalog problem also making login slow ... UI -
  2. I Kinda get where you are going to, but could you please explain a bit more, so I can get it clearly? Thanks In Advance! UI -
  3. Talking about unattended ..... My question is where do I put the winnt.sif file inside my installation cd? That is the only thing bothering me .... I have no clue where exactly I have to put this. I don-t want t ohave a Installation CD, and diskette everytime I want to install something ... :/ UI -
  4. But was it the Second edition releasE for windows 2000? Did you try contacting HP for help through mail or forum? UI - PS: sorry bout not knowing, but what do you mean by ecp and bi - directional?
  5. As I understand You can "crack" (reset) the Adminpassword in Sam Localy... But only In SAM ... If you are talking about reseting the password in Active directory, I don't think its posible. You would have to open NTDS.dit and modify that .... I do not think this is posible at all. In other words, if you just want to modify a user password from a computer (workstation) you'll in theory have no problem using a program like the one mentioned above. But I do not think you will be able to modify Admins passwords, or any password when those users are in a domain under Active Directory .... Or am I wrong? UI - If you can modify the password in Active Directory Users you would have to do this localy on a DC machine, correct? :/
  6. Are there any additional programs accessing the internet? Usually a antiviurs could be bothering preformance as it has to scan everything that is downloaded to the HD ... UI -
  7. You are a little off. This setting is only an alternate setting. If it is unable to use the primary Windows XP will attempt to use these alternate settings. This does not in any way allow you to set multiple IPs on one NIC. Umm i dont think that is true, I am doing my cert 4 in network management, as I said, I built a win2k server at tafe, which was on a different IP range and subnet range to the rest of the tafe network, so I assigned a secondary IP address to the one nic that was in the pc so it could communicate with the tafe network and the proxy, and I was able to get net access working using this configuration...and also see shares and stuff on the tafe network as well as the network we were building... You guys are incredibly right .... I will give this a try .... Thanks for the feedback ... UI - PS: checked in windows 2000, and you can add aditional Ip numbers.
  8. I have expeirence of Printer Drivers not working correctly in windows 2000. I suggest you try looking for a SE (second edition) driver. Usually many companys release these type of drivers. If not check out the Support Forum at the Printer developers site, or mail them with your problem. UI -
  9. So it is posible? Just a yes or no... cuase as I understand it, and as microsoft states, it is imposible to reset and or eliminate w2k3 .... UI -
  10. Sorry, I think that what you want to do is imposible .... UI -
  11. You are a little off. This setting is only an alternate setting. If it is unable to use the primary Windows XP will attempt to use these alternate settings. This does not in any way allow you to set multiple IPs on one NIC. This is what I thought .... I do not think it is posible to assign two IP numbers to one NIC card. Or am I wrong? UI -
  12. So how do you specificly assign more than one IP number to only one nic card? And is this function also posible in windows 2000? UI -
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