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Locality of reference
What does locality of reference mean in term of operating system
Lokesh M
- Nov 30th, 2011
In order to run a computer, several data locations needs to be referenced in a short period of time. Such data locations consists are in relatively well predictable clusters. This concept of frequentl...
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Active Directory AD Database
Where is the AD database held? What other folders are related to AD?
Dipti ranjan Barik
- Sep 14th, 2011
The directory database is ntds.dit contains on the folder: c:\windows
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Role of DNS in Windows 2003
Explain the role of DNS in Windows 2003 Server.
petkar
- Jun 17th, 2010
actually DNS name resolution system we not able to remember machines by ip address we remember they as a computer name and machine dont understand name, it only understand ip for that perpose we use D...
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What is the use of Terminal Server?
Without having the terminal server installed we can get the desktop of a system on a remote system through Remote Desktop Connection by enabling remote desktop. Then what is use of Terminal Service?
munees
- Jul 27th, 2011
To allow the server to run Multi - session client mode for applications through remote desktop protocol or for Remote terminal services.
Pravin Bargode
- Jun 30th, 2011
Terminal services is a component of microsoft windows operating systems (both client and server versions) that allows a user to access application or data stored on a remote computer over a network co...
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Transferring Domain controller to another Windows 2003 server to make Domain controller
Hi all,I have one DC running on Windows 2003 with its objects, but now i want to transfer it to another machine, without having changing from previous system's permission and object resources. ????
saurabh.seth14
- Oct 19th, 2009
As your 1st DC would be GCSOn a new machine of win 2003 make an ADC (Additional domain controller) by Typing dcpromo in RUN and following the instructions.When your ADC will be made on new Win 200...
mukeshch.srivastava
- Nov 3rd, 2008
Join the new machine in domain.Run dcpromo on this machine.Transfer all the roles on the new DC.Ensure that we have properly configured the new machine as DNS and have also made the required changes o...
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What is the advantage of using application server?
vipin
- Jul 2nd, 2007
To avoid installing application on every machine.To centralise the database of the application.Easy to manage the application ie installing,patching,etc..
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Windows XP Machine Communication
How a Windows XP machine communicates to the network and in what order?
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How do you set the security to the firewall?
manoharjr
- Aug 14th, 2010
Firewall is an appliance set at the gateway of your network to protect your network from kind of vulnerabilities (Security Threats).It is a kind of Operating System (OS) to make your own rules to protect your network.
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Mirrored Volume
How to configure mirrored volume in Windows 2003 server?
petkar
- Jun 19th, 2010
For create mirror volume firstly the disk must be dynamic after that only we able to create mirror volume.
roshan55
- Jul 12th, 2009
Open Computer Management (Local).In the console tree, click Computer Management (Local), click Storage, and then click Disk Management.Right-click the unallocated space on one of the dynamic disks on ...
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How to find problem in server for taking support of event logs
yogeshe84
- Feb 22nd, 2010
To access the Event Viewer, select the Programs | Administrative Tools | Computer Management from the Start menu. When the Computer Management console loads, navigate through the console tree to Compu...
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Windows 2003 Server R2
Describe the changes included with Windows 2003 Server R2.
suman reddy kancharla
- Aug 12th, 2009
The follwing are the improvements that we find in Windows server 2003 R2:A) Identity and access managementB) Branch office Server managementC) Storage set-up and managementD) Application development i...
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Server 2003 Restore Point
How to create restore point in Server 2003?
RHARRISON
- Jun 19th, 2009
Download the file windowsreference.com/files/AddSystemRestore.zip and extract it Double click on AddSystemRestoreEntries.reg (This will add some values to the registry). Click on Yes to continue Then...
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2003 server User's Drive mapping
How can a mapping a user to its directory folder: Meaning i want the user to have access to a drive call "G"......Thanks
kishore1942
- Jun 4th, 2009
If?you have acess to the domain. go the Active Directory Users and Computers.?select the user-> properties->go to profile-> home folder->connect in the TO field type the drive or folder path
suji_jj
- Nov 24th, 2008
Try to use the net use command to map the g : driveEg:net use g: Drive Nameshared Folder Name
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Windows Administration
What are the steps to create a child domain in windows 2003 advance server
francom
- Jan 12th, 2009
You can create a new child domain under Windows Server 2003 using the steps below: 1. On the member server, you want to turn into a domain controller, click Start, and click Run and launch the Ac...
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How to configure Microsoft Exchange in windows 2000 server
mukeshch.srivastava
- Nov 3rd, 2008
Assuming this will be the First Exchange install.Make sure that Windows 2000 Server is part of the Active Directory.We have proper reposne for the nslookup from this box.Install IIS along with the com...
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Active Directory
Explain about Active Directory & LDAP with industry usage
abbu143
- Oct 19th, 2008
An Active Directory is a centralized database where it contains information about objects like users, groups, computers, printers, OUs, contacts and shared folders. LDAP - Light Weight Directory Acc...
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Windows 2003 Server Policy and Organizational unit
How to create a policy and organizational unit in windows 2003 server?how to apply users to the policy and organizational unit in windows 2003 server
Big Al
- May 12th, 2008
To create an OU in active directory users and computers you would right click your domain and select new then OU name it what you want....to create or assign a GPO to said OU you can right click the OU and selct properties then select the group policy tab you will then have many option (add, new)
Hiteshkumar Darji
- Apr 24th, 2008
Policy is collection of users settings and configuration.Through policy you can deny and permit user for specific settings.Ou is collection of objects its behave like folder through which you can manage objects and provide policy.
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