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1.Connect to <server name>

Here's an IMAP problem I've been having.

During some send/receive operations I get a timeout error. Sometimes the 
account goes into offline mode as a result and the "connect to <server name>" 
option becomes available in the file menu.

After waiting a while sometimes using this option will reconnect the 
account. Other times, however, Outlook needs to be restarted for it to work 
again. I have confirmed on several occasions that trying to reconnect using 
the file menu is ineffective, but restarting the program 2 seconds later 
leads to a connection.

What is happening that sometimes I cannot reconnect without restarting 
Outlook.

2.Domain '<domain name>' does not exist

3.IUSR_<machine name> and R2

Greetings, my IT guy asked me if I'd help him research a problem we are
having.  He recently built a new server with Windows 2003 R2 server and
he said when he installed IIS, the IUSR_machine name account was not
automatically created, so he had to create it manually.  After moving
over all of the web sites (all intranet sites), I'm only having one
problem.  One of the sites runs an export script (exporter.vbs) that
copies a file from the webserver to a Linux server.  Now the script
will allow us to delete the old file from the Linux server, but WILL
NOT allow us to copy the new file over.  I've made sure the permissions
are identical from the IUSR account on our old webserver to the new
webserver.  I don't know what else to do at this point.  Is there
something with this R2 that's causing this problem?  We are lost.

Is it by design that the IUSR account is not automatically created?

Many thanks in advance for any thoughts or ideas.

4.Windows 2008 - Access dennied to c:\Users\<user name>\Local Settings\History

Hi,

I am an admin in windows 2008 server.  However, I am not able to
access the
c:\Users\<user name>\Local Settings\History

Anyone knows how to change the settings so I can access the folder?

Thank you,

5.Access Denied from \\<domain name>

Hi all

I have SBS 2003 running with two DC.  When I type in \\<domain name> I see a 
list of shares and printers but when I try to go access any share I get the 
following error message (this is the same from any workstation as well)

\\<domain name>\<share name> is not accessible.  You might not have 
permission to use this network resource
Configuration information could not be read from the domain controller.

If I type \\<server name> I see the share and can access the shares.  Does 
anyone know how to get around this issue please?

Many thanks

Dave 

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