The current domain controller is running Windows NT 4.0. However, after the university finishes upgrading the network configuration, it will be possible for the domain controller to be upgraded to run Windows 2000 server.

Yes. As long as the volume is recognized by Windows as a disk device, Casper Tech Edition will support it. Yes. Casper Tech Edition is device independent. As long as the drives are recognized by Windows, Casper Tech Edition will support them. Before cloning a disk for use on another machine, the disk should be prepared for the cloning process by running Microsoft's Sysprep utility. For more information about this utility see Sysprep Technical Reference.

Its possible to run the DCPROMO.EXE utility automatically during an unattended installation using the following method: The Dcpromo process can be scripted by using the dcpromo /answer:%path_to_answer_file% command. In the following example, the [DCInstall] section and parameters are added directly to the unattended answer file. The parameters for the DCInstall section are detailed in the Unattend.doc supplied with the resource kit but below are the main entries: Specifies if a 3.51 or 4.

Windows 2000 tracks each domain controller in the metadata and if you just throw away a domain controller either by reinstallation or removal of the hardware without running DCPROMO to clean up its metadata its information will not be cleaned up and connection objects will not be removed.

This is the case if you already find values set where you would enter the proxy details, or if anything is entered under Automatic Proxy Configuration (in the case of Netscape and MS-IE 3.0.) It's probably a firewall proxy between your company and the outside world, or a caching proxy if you're using an ISP. What needs to be done in this case is to use the forwardfile option to tell the Internet Junkbuster the address of the other proxy.

Yes. There is a parameter setting that allows the Soloist to be configured as a Torque mode controller. This allows it to be used with an external controller to close the position and velocity loops.

This document only covers questions relating to the installation process itself, not to issues arising with the use of the service after installation.

No. PocketVPN installs and operates without any changes to your Domain Controller. All existing users, groups, and policies remain intact without any modification. PocketVPN does not require you to create any special accounts or groups either; it runs in your domain 'as-is'.

To point your domain name to our servers, the DNS needs to be changed. We can make the change ourselves if you can supply us with the account name or number and the password you received when you registered your domain. If you prefer to make the changes yourself, here is the information you will need: These changes are done by going to the web site where you registered your domain name. You will need your account number and password supplied to you when you registered.

You can transfer domain name that you already registered, select the transfer domain from the order form. If you want to transfer another domain to your existing hosting with us, use the ticket supportinside your control panel to ensure the latest and quickest instruction.

Domains can be moved to WebCom with SiteSaver, BudgetSite, BusinessSite and WebCommerce service plans. If you are opening a new WebCom account, then all you need to do to move the domain is specify on the account application that the domain is an existing one, and is to be moved to the new account.

Peak current refers to short spikes of current due to switching, sudden overloads, and other exceptional events. The AX2550 will sustain well over 250A of peak current. On most controllers, this current level, if sustained will damage the controller or blow the fuse if one is used. On the AX2550, the current limitation feature will cause it to automatically drop the output until the current drops to an acceptable level.

Electrical wires have an electrical resistance. The thinner the wire, the higher the resistance. When current flows through a wire, an amount of heat equal to the wire's resistance multiplied by the Amp to the square is generated. If the wire is too thin (i.e. its resistance is too high), then the wire will heat up, potentially melting its insulator, or even melting the copper.

Not without some sort of adapter. Sony is no longer using the old controller ports and connectors, so the DualShock 2 won't be able to be plugged in. No official word has been given regarding an adapter.

If the DC's domain level is set to Windows Server 2003, you can use the Netdom tool to rename the DC. Microsoft supplies Netdom as part of the Windows Support Tools, which are available from the Windows 2003 installation CD-ROM. To rename the DC by using Netdom, perform the following steps: If multiple DNS servers are used, you must wait until the new name replicates to all authoritative DCs. After the new name has replicated, continue to the next step. Successfully made omega.savilltech.

You don't actually move the GC between servers. Instead, you simply enable the GC on a new server, then disable the current GC. I explain how to configure a new server as a GC in the FAQ "How do I configure a server as a Global Catalog?" ( http://www.windows2000faq.com/articles/index.cfm?articleid=13375 ). Keep in mind that if you already have one GC in the domain, you won't want to disable that GC until after your new one has received all the existing GC content.

When you add a new DC to an existing domain, the new DC typically receives all Active Directory (AD) content from an existing DC on the network. This process can take some time, especially over slow network connections or on very large domains. With Windows 2003, you can optionally install a new DC to an existing domain by using a system-state backup of an existing DC from the same domain. (You can't use this method to create new domains, however.

For SEER*Stat to work in client-server mode, the desktop client interacts with the server at SEER using TCP sockets via ports 2038 and 2039. The client software must be able to initiate communication by opening the socket but must also allow information to return on the same socket (see the next question regarding the information that is transferred).

If you have several log files (eg. in your /var/log directory you have ssh server logs with .1, .2, ... .n) due to log rotation then it is best to process the old files first. python denyhosts.py --file=/var/log/secure.log.1 --file=/var/log/secure.log.2 .... --file=/var/log/secure.n Note: You must run DenyHosts as root so that it can read /var/log/ files and update the /etc/hosts.deny file