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Windows Server 2003
Also known as the Win2K3, Windows Server 2003 is a server OS (operating system) from the American software company Microsoft. This OS has the capability to share printers and files, provide email services, authenticate users, and host message queues.
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i have no experience with windows servers. But on a UNIX system multiple people can be active on the same machine. U just need to have a separate user for each person, depending on what they'll be doing you can have several users in the same usergroup. That's how a UNIX sytem runs anyways, you have each user (a user isn't a person specifically, but a group which programs will run under, then the program will handle RL user's) doing something different. like i said i only have exp on UNIX, but i imagine that user function's are pretty much the same in several respects.
little advice... drop windows move to Lin/Unix you will learn alot and everything is free. exept your PC and bandwidth :P
Answer: Yes, If you create a user in windows server then user log on any machine entire network.
Group policies are used by administrators to configure and control user environment settings. Group Policy Objects (GPOs) are used to configure group policies which are applied to sites, domains, and organizational units (OUs). Group policy may be blocked or set so it cannot be overridden. The default is for subobjects to inherit the policy of their parents. There is a maximum of 1000 applicable group policies.
Group policies are linked to domains, organizational units, or sites in Active Directory. A policy must be linked to a container object in Active Directory to be effective. They are stored in any domain for storage but can be linked to other domains to make them effective there also. The policy must be linked to the container (site, domain, or OU) that it is stored in to be effective in that container. One policy object can be linked to sveral containers. Several policy objects can be linked to one container.
How would you find all users that have not logged on since last month?
Goto Active Directory Users and Computers. Right click new query, click on define query.
Then select Days since logged on to 30 days. Save the query with a name.
Once you open the query again you can see the users who didn't logged in for 30 days.
How do you save files from Macintosh to Windows Server 2003?
The Mac can connect to the windows file share, but it can lose meta data once it is on the Windows Server.
To connect to a Windows server from your mac, go to the "Connect to Server" Menu option in the Go menu in the Finder. Type in smb://server.url or IP address (so either smb://example.server.com or smb://192.168.10.10 or whatever your servers name/IP address is). The Mac will then ask you for a UN and password, you much log in with a user who has the ability to log in to the server and browse files from a Windows machine.
If this is something that you have to do all the time, you might want to consider something like DAVE that will help store the files on the windows server without losing any metadata on the Mac files.
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Connect the computers in a network like you would any other PC.
NTLM, a Windows network authentication protocol, is a challenge/response system that allows a client to prove its identity without sending a password to the server. The Windows domain controller challenges the client to perform a complex mathematical calculation on the user's domain password and send this encrypted password to the domain controller. The domain controller then uses the same calculation to decrypt the password. If the decoded password matches the password obtained from the Security Account Manager (SAM) database, then the client is authenticated and may log into the network and access network resources.
NTLM is an abbreviation for Windows NT LAN Manager; it offers improved security over the now-obsolete LAN Manager protocol. The Indiana University network is configured to use only the latest version of this protocol: NTLMv2. This version provides increased security over NTLMv1.
A Real Time Communication (RTC) application may specify RTCAU_NTLM in the tag to indicate the client will accept NTLM authentication challenges.
Some of the information above comes from the Microsoft Development Network library.(Link)
Should you log off of your computer or do a restart?
A restarting of the computer will completely clear the random memory (RAM) whereas just logging off will mostly clear the RAM. From a performance aspect, restart is better than logoff.
If you're concerned about security, both are equal.
What is the use of the sharing in the folder properties how you shared that foder to others?
Microsoft Windows allows files and folders to be shared on a network. These step-by-step instructions explain how to find the list of folders that have been shared on a Windows computer.
- Open "My Network Places" from the Start Menu or from the left pane of Windows Explorer (under Desktop, below My Documents and My Computer).
- Open the "Entire Network" item listed in the left pane of My Network Places.
- Open the "Microsoft Windows Network" item.
- Next, open the new item that appears showing the computer's workgroup (or domain) name.
- Finally, click on the new item that appears showing the computer's name.
- In the right pane, any non-administrative Windows shares set on this computer will appear. If no items appear, no folders have been set for sharing.
Folders shown in this window link to the actual shared folders. Opening any of these shares will reveal the contents of the actual folder. Note that renaming or deleting files from this linked location is not permitted. Note also that this method reveals the contents but does not reveal the actual location of the shared folders on the hard drive.
- To find the actual location of file shares on Windows XP or Windows 2000, and also to view administrative shares, open a command prompt. To open a command prompt, click the Start Menu, choose the Accessories option, then choose Command Prompt. Alternatively, click the Start Menu, choose the Run option, then type 'cmd' in the Run window that opens.
- Type the command 'net share' and press Enter in the command prompt window. The 'net share' command shows the name and location of each shared folder on that computer. Share names that end with a dollar sign ($) are administrative shares.
Several administrative shares are created automatically by Windows; these should not be modified.
Where is the ldp on a 2003 durango?
LDP is the tool in the Windows Server 2003 toolkit , use full in migration of database from open ldap to Microsoft platform
LDP is the leak detection pump. It is located along the frame on the left side, just in front of the canister.
Ha ha ha ... the first one is a good one ...
LDP in the Durango is under battery tray ...under the hood. You can see LDP filter on the side of the tray, but to do anything with it ... you have to remove the tray.
What is an application domain?
Application Domain is designed as a security boundary that confines errors and faults to a specific domain. The basic theory was that each running application was loaded into a separate process that automatically isolated each application from others. If for example, an error occurred in a single application, that wouldn't affect the others running on the system. Essentially, a process defined a security boundary that also prevented applications from talking directly with each other. This actually worked quite well and helped to solve the perpetual tug of war that existed between scalability and fault tolerant systems. With the advent of the .NET runtime this concept was enhanced to include a new type of entity called the Application Domain.
Where is the LDP on a 1998 Dodge Intrepid?
LDP MEANS LEAK DETECTION PUMP .... CODE P1494 ITS THE SWITCH PUMP.. THE COST OF THAT PART IS ABOUT 70.00 DOLLARS
Why does your 1990 GMC Sierra 1500 odometer occassionally stop working?
Speed sensor
While yes the speed sensor can cause the odometer to quit working the speedometer will quit at the same time. If you have the electronic cluster (the orange bar with the white behind it) there is a motor that runs the odometer and that can stop working. That cluster is designed to where you can replace just that unit, although I don't know where you'll be able to find a decent working one.
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What benefits do you gain by creating Account templates?
The benefits of Active Directory are best evidenced by their ability to lump objects into groups. Groups of users, groups of computers, etc., each with specialized attributes (especially file and access permissions). Configuring these attributes correctly takes time. Doing it repeatedly, you're prone to making mistakes. Doing it rarely, you're prone to forgetting all the special settings you made weeks or months ago.
Once you create a user or computer with all the right attributes for that group (such as administrators, accountants, attorneys, staff, whatever), you can use it as a template for all future members of that group. Then, adding members with all the right attributes, permissions, etc. becomes simple. Use the template, add the name and you're done.
Not only is it much, much faster (particularly in large environments or those that change quickly), it's much more reliable. If you didn't make a mistake the first time, you'll never make another.
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