1. all you need the is wget.exe file.

2. you can use notepad and simply save the file as .bat
it has to be in the same directory where wget.exe is

3. start > control panel > scheduled tasks
...

get this:
http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin-1_5_3_1-binary.zip

create a batch file: testsite.bat

echo --------------- >>logfile.txt
date >>logfile.txt
time >>logfile.txt
echo...

to disable the offload engine:
netsh int ip set chimney disabled

before you look for software errors, check that the hardware is OK:
firmware, drivers, updates, free space, hardware logs etc

what server brand is this?

the first one is an MS update that disables ToE (same as the netsh command I have provided earlier)

the second is probably a driver and firmware update for the bcom NICs, available on...

it's ok, I know what patch they used
cheers! :)

the server of course

start->run-> and type the netsh command there. press enter afterwards

if you create a simple HTML file, NOT ASP, does that work fine with linux clients?

if you try to pull the page from the...

first of all netsh int ip set chimney disabled

are you using http, ot https?
does the site work if you access it with firefox or safari from windows?
also, if you use a simple index.html with...

ok, I do now.
what you're looking for is a failover cluster. you can either set one up using microsoft cluster services, or buy some third party software like XOsoft Wansync, DoubleTake,...

what do you want to back up exactly?

how do you want the backup to work? the free backup solutions, like ntbackup which is included in windows, can be suitable for some of the needs

if you log into the workstation as the domain admin, add the printer, edit it's security to let users print, and then re-login as the user, it doesn't work?

AD - Active Directory.

Log in to the workstation as Administrator, connect the printer, and after that re-login as the user and try to print. The power users have access to print, but not to...

usually brandname servers are provided with some diagnostic tools. try to find those and run them

try to test everything with another switch and a different server.
what brand is that server anyway?

logs?

the server simply doesn't allow incoming ICMP. quite a common practice