Server Question - Windows 2003 Server

Discussion in 'General Microsoft Certifications' started by rwilmot, Jun 13, 2007.

  1. rwilmot

    rwilmot Nibble Poster

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    Sorry, this may be in the wrong forum, but I know you guys are ace!

    What does it mean when the server wont load any services, allow any programs to be installed or anything?? It wont even recognise new USB devices!!!

    Can anyone help?!!! It is Urgent!

    Thanks guys
     
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  2. zimbo
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    zimbo Petabyte Poster

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    Moved your post to the right forum....

    To me it could either be a GPO or GPOs have been set or the most extreme this could be virus activity
     
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  3. supag33k

    supag33k Kilobyte Poster

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    1. Run GPresult and see what combination of local and domain polices are running...modify GPO's as neccessary.

    2. Run AV and intrusion detection software.

    3. Check and see if the HIsec security template is running on the server.

    4. Un-install and re-install Service Pack 2 for Server 2003...especially if you installed IE7
     
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  4. Tinus1959

    Tinus1959 Gigabyte Poster

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    More info is needed. What kind of server is this? member server, stand alone or DC?
    My first impression is something with the system account. Most services load under system. Or they could have been set to load under a special created account an now the password is not correct.
     
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  5. supag33k

    supag33k Kilobyte Poster

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    Yep ..I did not think of that myself..its late over here.
     
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