If using Netware 5+, and all TCP/IP, just
connect to RAS as normal and (if necessary) fire up the NW Client. You may
need to add DNS/HOST entry for your Novell server depending on the timeout
settings for the login client.
If using IPX/SPX, make sure that both the
RAS server/service and the
Title: Message
Correct me if I'm wrong here, I've never had occasion
to try it, and it's a bit late to fool with today, but can't you create a new
netlogon share on the PDC on see if it clears up?
Is it
specific clients?
-Original Message-From: Miller Bonnie L.
[mailto:[EMAIL PR
I don't know whether RegClean will do the trick, but there's a macro program
called AutoIt that I've used in the past for throny issues like these. IIRC,
it even comes with a premade script for changing DHCP settings.
It's better than having to learn WSH, I s'pose. =)
-Original Message-
F
Title: RE: No Keyboard or Mouse
Last
Known Good?
[Mark
Brackett] -Original Message-From:
Neilson, Andrew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday,
September 11, 2001 6:18 AMTo: NT System Admin
IssuesSubject: RE: No Keyboard or Mouse
Do they work if you boot in VGA mode
Can you delete the files from the Recovery Console?
Else boot to a DOS disk if you're using FAT32 or sysinternal's R/W NTFS
driver.
One of the things I like to do (when I have the time) is install a fresh
copy of NT/2000 on a small partition, just in case I don't have R/W NTFS
support somewhere el
Have you tried increasing the size of the event logs and/or setting to
overwrite?
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 10:13 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: God rights for account administrator was "Event log full
but
Frames? What? That should've been lots of tables
-Original Message-
From: Mark Brackett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 10:02 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: RE: Last item on a page takes a while to load
Scripts (server or client-side)? F
The easiest thing to do would be to make your own log file and see what the
CMD prompt is telling you. Odds are it'll be a helluva lot more helpful than
exit code (1) (which, I believe, just translates to failure).
Modify your batch file to output to a text file. eg.,
copy *.stuff \\server\share\
Check
out Mercury/Pegasus Mail systems for a full-featured mail server (not a
discussion or App server, a la Exchange and Domino, however). If you're looking
for a smaller server that can be administered by the brain-dead, get ArGo Mail
Server (I even use that when I just need an SMTP server
Title: OT: e-mail privacy - where do we stand
AFAIK,
there is no federal law (excepting Governmental, DoD contractors and Healthcare
industries) prohibiting or requiring notices that your email is being read. The
basic reasoning is that the PC, mail sevrer, bandwidth, etc are company-owned
a
I was part of a 150 PC RIS (Remote Installation Services) deployment, and
was pretty unhappy with the results. It tooks us about 1.5 hrs/PC to back up
the existing Win98 machines via a networked Ghost, and then deploy with PXE,
run thru the mini-setup and reconfigure personal settings.
Unless you
Scripts (server or client-side)? Frames? Busy client CPU?
Is there network traffic coming in during that 5-15 second pause?
-Original Message-
From: Stephen Chiang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 5:43 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Last item on a page t
Possible causes:
1. You're not using DNS at all, but broadcast resolution. "Some" servers
aren't on the same subnet.
2. The NT 4.0 DNS server doesn't have entries for the host name, and is
passing the requests to WINS. "Some" servers aren't listed in the WINS
database.
3. HOSTS/LMHOSTS resolution
Have you looked into doing differential/incremental backups? Say,a 2-tape
backup set on the 1st of the motnh, then diffs on the other days?
Otherwise, I'd say back up your Exchange store, the DHCP, WINS, DNS
databases and the data files and be prepared for a complete reinstall
(including programs)
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