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what is really important in BSOD analysis is the memory dump file. that is what should be checked, not the time

create another admin account, try to use it to join new server to domain

I suppose this means idea fir a common snmp agent. here you go: [url]http://www.google.ie/search?q=cross+platform+snmp+agent[/url]

could also be Admin (capital A)

what version of novell are you talking about? Novell Suse can connect to anything, while NetWare is a totally different product

gmail works on spop, look at the gmail instructions for outlook configuration for the correct ports.

[url]http://www.google.ie/search?q=postfix+automatic+bcc[/url]

create a new user in the right domain, see if that new user can login why do you use several domains, when there is a perfectly good OU architecture?

and if you've no linux to do that with you can always download a bootable floppy with disk manager from the hard drive manufacturer's website, and boot from that. the option you're looking for is "low level format" or "zero write drive"

I didn't know google started banning users who had questions about dual booting

freebsd is very popular as a server distro. not my choice for a desktop though

[url]http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/binsh-cant-access-tty-job-control-turned-off-474493/:[/url] [QUOTE]I received the discussed error shortly after installing a second SATA 250GB HD with a primary NTFS partition and WinXP on it (inserted after Ubuntu install). Removing that second drive corrected the problem. I would like input on how to correct the problem. What is responsible for this malfunciton? …

there are blogs and there are blogs. I have my own (<url snipped>) and I read mostly tech stuff there. but in the summer of 2006, it was the bloggers who revealed that AP and reuters are forging footage taken in south Lebanon, and raised the noise that made those …

in ubuntu, when the system is done installing, is requests you to press enter to reboot. if everything else fails, you can dismount the CD manually, just rightclick it and choose Eject or Unmount. If all fails, just reset the pc

don't have it in front of me (happily using linux) but it is a setting in Outlook, try to look for it

these questions are asked EVE F_NG TIME I GO ON AN INTERVIEW. When will people learn to think about new things, since experienced enough people are long tired of the same questions asked every time. anyhow, the fact that a technically illiterate idiot interviews and ultimately decides who gets the …

so without the "WhenToRun" setting, the script just works?

anything in the logs? errors in dmesg? misbehaving services? hardware? [QUOTE]I have no advice for you, but holy crap. 32GB RAM.[/QUOTE] what's so strange about it? a simple 2U server can go up to 64gigs these days. 4Gb FBD DIMMs are sold freely, and that is not the limit. and …

[url]http://www.google.com/search?q=count+idle+time+windows[/url]

Hny! :)

1. look in the printer documentation what the default IP address is. 2. bring one of the PCs onto the same address range. 3. configure the printer with a new IP common to your network using the PC with changed IP configuration 4. bring the PC back into the normal …

that 250Gb drive, does it hold anything except for data? I mean is there an operating system that needs to be cloned (failover cluster mode) as well? because if not, all you need to do is set up a simple script that will copy the needed data over to the …

yeah, TheOgre is totally right. I had the same problem a couple of years ago and it was readily resolved in the same fashion. only problem being - internal users could not resolve the website unless they actually typed "www."

[url]http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html[/url]

the drive, I suppose, is a SOHO NAS server. how exactly do you access that drive? if it's over the network, and it works with windows, I presume it uses some kind of Samba server. If it's config can be edited, all you need to do is edit the share's …

this is normal for a simple SOHO wifi router. try to set the laptop with a static IP from the range given by the router, but from somewhere at the end of that range

[QUOTE=Michael_Knight;520315]On the PC your having issues with, open up the command prompt (Start > run > type [B]cmd [/B]then click ok. ping the server's smtp address e.g type: [B]ping mail.yourserver.com[/B] then press enter. If it fails, your ports are not open.[/QUOTE] ping does NOT test port 25, it tests ICMP …

there is a service in windows called DFS, that basically allows for you to utilize those hard drives. but it is a VERY wrong solution. what you need to do is 1. calculate the space you need 2. find out how much the company can spend on a new storage …

some of the XP drivers work. sometimes. otherwise, yuo'd have to actually look at the laptop's specs and download the drivers from the different components' manufacturer's website.

if the hotel ahs a proxy server, or a logging firewall, the administrator would typically be able to see the list of http/https requests you have made.

google master browser settings and the best way to go would be to actually set the 2003 up as a DC with proper active directory settings, put all the workstations in the domain, instead of the workgroup and set up wins as well, for the netbios name resolution to work …

well, if everything has been tried, it sounds like a faulty port to me.

probably a hidden HP partition there. I wouldn't get rid of it unless you absolutely know what you're doing

well, port scanning a firewalled computer will reveal holes in the firewall.

ICS is internet connection sharing, a term used when you set up a windows box as a nat router. this is irrelevans since you already have a netgear router macs have a built in samba client, so they can connect to windows shares. as for the rest of the windows …

[QUOTE] chkmark:=0; for loop := 1 to MAX do begin if marks[loop] > chkmark then chkmark := marks[loop]; end; writeln('best mark is:', chkmark); [/QUOTE] something like that

the way to go would be to troubleshoot why the network disconnects, and not how to work around that. what exactly happens when those two loose connectivity? are they connected over a crossover cable/switch/router+internet/etc?

[QUOTE=Mick999;517607]Hi I have removed all virus protection I have tried "telnet smtp.pipex.com" response "connecting to telnet smtp.pipex.com....... could not connect to host, on [B]port 23[/B]....connection failed"[/QUOTE] you need to do this: [CODE]telnet smtp.pipex.com 25[/CODE] in order to test the smtp service

everything should be in the /proc/scsi/scsi another source would be the controller bios

don't think you're supposed to activate it by perl the script has the interpretor line in it change the crontab line to just the path to the script also, is the script working when run from the shell manually?

TheNNS, how old are man? being a mod means working more, it's not a bonus.

this post is asking for a flame holywar. and the user obviously disregarded the many similar posts on the same subject that are already here.

what's a linked list anyway? do you mean two arrays? example please

what does that have to do with Novell?

call Toshiba support?

the forum is here for other to see and learn from the troubleshooting done publicly. as for the xAMP service - Apache, PHP and MySQL are very easy to install under windows. just look at the XAMPP packega from apachefriends, or get them separately and install. the web is full …

any additional complex antivirus progs installed? something like norton internet security any unneeded protocols installed on the stations?

what ARE you trying to do?

I presume you´re dual booting. Why not run the server under VMware?

depends what the problem is with the HD