2003 system issues, about win 2003 issues

Looking at your question repeatedly, I think you may be using a virtual machine to do win2003 domain experiments.

If that's what I say, don't you see if that's what it means.

1. On the issue of SID code. SID code is the security identifier of the computer system, each computer system must have an SID code, this SID code can not be the same, basically can not be the same, about how the SID is generated, you can view the relevant information. However, if the SID code is the same, it is most likely to clone a new system from an existing system.

In this way, the SID of both systems is the same.

How do you read the SID code of the system? Look at it this way: in command mode, type whoami user enter, and you see it (not visible in xp).

Second, use the method of repackaging to solve the problem of the same SID code. The method is as follows: insert the windows2003 system disk into the optical drive, open, find the support folder, open, there is only one tools folder in it, open, find the deploy file, open, find and two files, right-click to extract them respectively, put them in a folder of the hard disk, and then execute the file, re-encapsulation, pay attention to insert the original installation disk of the system during the packaging process, and also ask for the key, so be prepared before packaging.

After everything is over, use the whoami user command to test its SID code, take a look, the SID code must have changed, this pro-do do domain and do domain trust, there is no problem at all.

Hope it helps.

There is a trick for LAN sharing printing:

First, there is a print service function in win2003, start it (coexistence with the file sharing server). Steps to start the server print service: Control Panel > Add > Delete Windows Components >> Add print service function, just follow the steps, simple and clear.

Then install the driver on the server for the printer that needs to be shared, and restart the server after installing the printer driver.

Second, the printer "right mouse button" sharing, add the printer user, each computer to log in to the user name to join the sharing, and grant relevant permissions.

For general office computers, log in as a guest user or as a superuser administrator, i.e., an administrator user, and add these users to the printer sharing permission.

As long as each computer and the printer server are on the same LAN, it can be printed, which is very convenient.

There is no other way to install print server software.

Have you taken into account the password validity period of the empty password you set!