Re: Network adapter question

a) Wouldn't recommend it. It's no different than linking 2 switches with a cross cable - if your switches don't have spanning trees enabled you've just created an ethernet loop and brought down your network. b) Yes c) Generally so Joe Heaton wrote: > Is it ever a good idea to bridge two NICs ins

RE: Disconnectin workstatsion from the domain for a long time

I think you may use netdom to resync the secret password GuidoElia HELPPC _ Da: Boaz Galil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Inviato: domenica 24 agosto 2008 5.01 A: NT System Admin Issues Oggetto: Disconnectin workstatsion from the domain for a long time Dear List, I am going to dis

Disconnectin workstatsion from the domain for a long time

Dear List, I am going to disconnect large amount of workstation from the domain for something like half a year. I know that after some time (one month if I remember correct..) the computer will lose the trust with the domain and I will have to rejoin it to the domain... Is there a way to avoid th

RE: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

Ive taken a few Sonicwall PRO devices and connected them to Cisco and to ISA servers without too much hype. ~ Finally, powerful endpoint security that ISN'T a resource hog! ~ ~ ~

Re: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

Yeah - I will admit though that there was one particular time when OS versions were a serious issue. About 3 years ago, I was building out a network of a central Sonicwall 2040 running Pro with six or eight spoke Sonicwall TZ units...and a few of them just would not connect, period, until the OS w

RE: Corporate antivirus recommendation

We have Vipre running at 6 sites right now. 3 of them direct replacements from Symantec, 1 from Trend though and 2 new installs. Small enough to just manually remove from clients, we are going to be rolling out to a 225 node network in about a month but I am testing the uninstall via the .msi so I

Re: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

+1 I've NEVER had any problem getting a variety of SonicWALL models to talk to other vendor's equipment. Frequently it's simply a matter of knowing the appropriate magical incantations. Sure they have problems with Cisco *under certain conditions*, but that's Cisco's fault, not SonicWALLs. Many t

Re: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

I've done it just fine in the past. This may be dependent on what version of the OS on both sides you're using, but I had no major issues. -- Durf On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 1:17 PM, Eustace Doc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Stay away from SOnicwall if you expect to setup any VPN's to Cisco devices.

RE: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

Hmmm. Thanks for the info. Anyone know if they VPN well enough to Watchguard units ? Olly From: Martin Blackstone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 23 August 2008 20:14 To: NT System Admin Issues Subject: RE: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ? They make a fine firewall, but as the other

RE: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

They make a fine firewall, but as the other poster said, VPN functionality with other systems can be funky. I've used Sonicwall's in the past and found them to be a breeze to manage. BUT, after my last support experience I vowed never to do business with them again and went with an ASA at my last

RE: Just HOW BIG are your Exchange mailboxes, white screens, and Directory access times

Actually, nothing could be easier. Sign up for the service "somewhere new". Have outlook convert your existing OSTs to PSTs. Upload at your leisure to the new service. When you are ready to cut over, you only have to export the new entries and upload them. Regards, Michael B. Smith MCI

Re: Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

Stay away from SOnicwall if you expect to setup any VPN's to Cisco devices. They do not play together well. Doc On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Oliver Marshall < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can anyone out there recommend a Sonicwall Pro 2040 ? I'm looking for a > firewall to slap in a co-lo r

Sonicwall pro 2040 recommendation ?

Can anyone out there recommend a Sonicwall Pro 2040 ? I'm looking for a firewall to slap in a co-lo rack thats 1U, rack mountable, will be able to support the full 100mb line and also be easy and reliable. Normally I'm a Watchguard fan but their 1U entry level unit (X Core) is too much for this

RE: Network adapter question

IMO... 1) Not really any benefit 2) Use the tools that come with the adapters, that's why they make them. 3) Depends on the switch and the type of teaming. This wiki will explain it pretty well.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_aggregation I work in a Cisco shop so we have al

Network adapter question

Is it ever a good idea to bridge two NICs inside a server? Wouldn't it be better to use whatever utility is provided and team them for either Fault Tolerance or Load Balancing? Also, if you have them teamed for load balancing, does that also provide fault tolerance? Joe Heaton AISA Employ