Well, you can have SA reboot the server directly in the event the conditions
are satisfied.
Alternatively you can install a MAPI client (outlook) on the server (to be
rebooted), then put a rule in Outlook on inbound mail.
To prevent any email from rebooting the server you can set SA to
Not sure if this is possible to accomplish with SA.
We subscribe to an automated (somewhat) real time backup service which backs up
our servers to NAS devices locally and later / periodically the NAS devices
back up to offsite servers.
Recently had a situation where the service inexplicably sto
IMHO, Windows98 isn't an appropriate platform to properly test anything
anymore and also (and I'm guessing) you are also likely running a
peer-to-peer network at home instead of a proper W2k/W2k3 network. Could
be a permission issue, issues with your router or any number of other
problems.
Been us
Take a look at TrackIT
(http://www.numarasoftware.com/track-it_.asp?src=google&trm=trackit
(http://www.numarasoftware.com/track-it_.asp?src=google&trm=trackit))
Cost effective and I think it gives you all you want (plus more)
Stan J. Ercolano
Director, Information Technology
Farrell Fri
Easier to create an Outlook rule and automatically move the
discussion (messages) to a separate folder. At least, in the event you
need to research an issue, you can search the stored messages while you do not
have to read / delete each one.
Just a thought.
Stan J.
ErcolanoDirector, Inf
Quick question:
What does error code 1208 relate to (and is there a consolidated list of
errors we can get somewhere)?
Is that the old Bad ID/Password error?
We are in the process of changing our admin password. Naturally this is not
trivial as many NT services as well as SA have the ID/passwo
