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What version of Windows Server are you trying to set it up on? How many users are you looking at supporting? Have you purchased any Terminal Server CAL's from Microsoft?

The extra space on 2-3-4 is used in the parity for the RAID array. Simply put, there's a third of the whole array's storage backed up on each of the three drives. This is a very common setup for servers. The C: drive is meant for just the OS install The E: drive is meant for the software...

As far as your initial question, no you cannot use run-as when the secondary logon service is not running. That service is what handles the run-as requests.

Can you post the error? Also, the easiest way to use the random port# would be to create a separate site in IIS that is a redirect to your sharepoint site on the random port #.

The reason it has the port# is because of the way you set up the Web Application. By default it chooses some random port numer. You can change that to use port 80 which will solve your problem. If you have any data on your current web app, you will need to back it up and restore it to the new...

I'm not that familiar with Access, but just using t-sql you would create a temp column in the query that just uses datepart(m, date) as Month and then sort on that column.

Make sure that the kellzor-mail sever's DNS is set to the IP of kellzor-DC (or whever you have the DNS zone set up for kellzor.local domain)

As Mak said, there are several USB floppy devices Newegg.com - usb floppy or you can add the drivers to your Server2003 CD I use nLite to do this nLite - Deployment Tool for the bootable Unattended Windows installation

He wants the background to not tile, which as far as I have found is not possible in 2003, only in 2007.

Whopps, didn't read the whole post before replying.

What are you using for the VPN tunnel?

There's a great tool for Exchange 2003, exmerge. It will let you move all those e-mails and attachments from the old box to the new one. Download details: Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox Merge Wizard (ExMerge)

Cat5e has a max transfer rate of 350Mbps while Cat6 has max of 1Gbps. Depending on the specs of the "old computer" I might not care about the difference, since a gigabit network card is constrained by the speed of the PCI bus as well. Source: FAQs: CAT-5, CAT-5e, CAT-6, CAT-7 Patch Cables...

It sounds like the file associations are messed up. Easiest way to fix this is to run a repair on the office install.

Have you tried just a reboot of the printer. Reboot of the wireless router?