How to set Windows Server 2003 Web to autostart after a power failure occurs without of need to signin again with username and password? The problem occurs often after a power down within night time or on weekends and our Web- and E-Mail server needs to run at all time, even outside "normal" business hour! All help apriciated. Thanks

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Hi, purchase a good UPS with an autostart function on power restore. Google should point you in the right direction.

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Hi, it's not about the UPS, I've already, it's about the logon procedure. If no one is in the office and Windows Server 2003 need to restart, there is nobody for to key in the Username and Password! My question again: How it is possible to let Windows Server 2003 Web Edition starts completly without the key in of Username and Password?


On Monday, February 19, 2007 at 1:07 pm, Toaster wrote:
>Hi, purchase a good UPS with an autostart function on power restore. Google should
>point you in the right direction.

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Hello, Same as RD or Remote web etc. if the WEB server restarts up to the Logon prompt then the WEB Services should be up and running as services at server level, unless somebody has dissabled the services. You do not have to leave or have the server logged on to run a web server.....

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