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  • #16
    FluorideInMyWater
    Senior Member
    • May 2006
    • 1840

    Originally posted by danito
    Autoupdates are enabled, however there is nothing to update, 2000 server is EOL
    hmm. ok, just a thought. happened to me a few times until i installed a windows update server locally and disabled auto updates.
    No longer FluorideInMyWater. (California)
    now the infamous "CalciumDepositsInMyWater" (Cancun)

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    • #17
      danito
      Member
      • Mar 2006
      • 298

      Originally posted by FluorideInMyWater
      hmm. ok, just a thought. happened to me a few times until i installed a windows update server locally and disabled auto updates.
      Did you use Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) ? I have used it on larger deployments but find it diffcult to keep up with.

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      • #18
        FluorideInMyWater
        Senior Member
        • May 2006
        • 1840

        Originally posted by danito
        Did you use Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) ? I have used it on larger deployments but find it diffcult to keep up with.
        yes MSUS server. was really easy to set up took a few hours. then u can just pick and choose what u want to push and when
        No longer FluorideInMyWater. (California)
        now the infamous "CalciumDepositsInMyWater" (Cancun)

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        • #19
          kf6rdn
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2010
          • 17

          Originally posted by odysseus
          It wouldn't be. It's a technet/resource kit tool.
          net statistics server will give you uptime on pretty much any windows box.

          When I was at a large company, there was a novell server that had a 4+ year uptime.

          We also couldn't find the damn thing. (A fairly large company which had certain networking aspects run by a corporate entity so we couldnt get a port address from a switch arp listing or anything.

          Agreed about right tool, right job. I do windows & linux. For some things I like 1, for another the other.


          For a file & print services though I don't think Novell netware stil has yet to be beat.

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