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I cannot find out how I am supposed to connect anything greater than a 2.0 kernel to a netware server. The most up-to-date ipx tools I can find for Linux are from 1997. I can't even get them to compile on my system, let alone work ... I am trying to connect a linux 2.4.6 machine to a Novell 4.11 ...

I am trying to create a user-installable .MSI package of Microsoft Word 2000 using Winstaller LE that came with the 2000 server CD.

When I create the package, I get two warnings:

One says that I need to set the "install per machine bit" because of some reservations about how word installs "common ...

I downloaded the trial version of this software from their website.

I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to get this thing to work. I have gotten as far as creating a .NAI package, however, after that I cannot get it to "replicate" the package to the server I want it to be installed from. I ...

Why is it that when I set the "Secure Server" IPSec policy for the domain controller policy, my secondary domain controller won't talk to the main one?

Basically I installed Windows 2000 on the big machine in the server room, as the first DC/rid/whatever machine ... then I brought up a second one ...

I can't get this stupid thing to back up a computer over a network. I have an NT4.0 Server I want to back up, and a Novell 4.11 server I want to back up. When I go out on the network tree to make file selections for the backup, the stupid dumb thing has "grey boxes" on every machine in the domain ...

Do any of you guys know any websites with tutorials and/or documentation on how to write Windows 2000 logon scripts? I'm sick of pissing around trying to accomplish stuff with batch, it just won't work for me, and AutoIT isn't robust enough ... any ideas?

Thanks.

Do you guys know of any motherboard manufacturer that makes a motherboard that will support a 1.3ghz Athlon w/ 266mhz FSB, that has a built-in SCSI controller? I'm not perticular whether or not it's from Adaptec, Symbios, whoever ... any ideas? Thanks.

How do you get Windows 2000 Server to create a profile for a user on a shared directory? If I create a user and give the thing a path to where I want it to create the profile upon the first time the user logs in, it gives me errors and says it can't create it. Dumbass microsoft doesn't have any real ...

I've recently set up a Windows 2000 domain, running in mixed mode ... I have configured the domain security policy, however, I cannot get any of the workstations that I have created within the domain to inherit the domain security policy. I have the domain controller security policy set as well ...

Does anyone know if there is native Windows 2000 capability to have software installed on a workstation from a server remotely? Essentially what I'd like to be able to do is install hotfixes in perticular, but also if possible, applications, etc to Windows 2000 workstations within Windows 2000 ...

Does anyone know how this is to be accomplished with any of the newer Linux kernels? I have not been able to get ipx_utils to build on any kernel greater than 2.0.XX, let alone the new 2.4 kernels ... I've searched for awhile and not found any updated FAQ's on this, they're the same ones from ...

Sure does =)

Thanks a bunch, I've been looking forever for something on their site that would help me ... Guess Novell is reluctant to make it easy in interoperate with Win2k these days, heh =)

Has anyone managed to get GroupWise 5.5 running on their Windows 2000 workstations? Novell hasn't released a patch or anything at all and I can't even get the thing to install right on it.

Or does anyone know of an alternate client I can use under windows 2000 to connect to a GroupWise server?

Ok ... I'm wondering several things about Windows 2000 Terminal Server that I can't seem to find docs about.

Right now I've used this in conjunction with Citrix Metaframe to be able to remotely log in to the Windows 2000 server. (Just like with PCAnywhere so to speak) ... This was using the Citrix ...