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what I would do is 1. try to save your important emails somewhere else (export to a different PST file if possible, or just simply copy-paste the content in the worst case) 2. start - control panel - mail - data files remove the existing files and start outlook - …

hey eggi, can you elaborate on why you would use the double [[ ? the standard test is with single [, isn't it? I mean something like [$var -eq [a-zA-Z]] && echo '$var is a string'

debian netinstall or DSL either way, none of them is a newbie OS to install. try following one of the appropriate guides on howtoforge.com

disable the firewall disable the ToE functionality reset winsock update the NIC drivers to the latest ones replace the switch to make sure the switch is not causing this

is your router on? have you tried calling the dsl techsupport?

get this: [url]http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin-1_5_3_1-binary.zip[/url] create a batch file: testsite.bat [CODE] echo --------------- >>logfile.txt date >>logfile.txt time >>logfile.txt echo --------------- >>logfile.txt wget http://www.yoururl.com >>logfile.txt [/CODE] put it in windows scheduler to run every 20 minutes

to get it done properly, you need to have an internet connection in every library, and to have your networking guy set up vpn routers (cisco ASA is the best choice) set up a vpn between all libraries, and of course set up proper routing between all the vpn'd subnets …

not sure about arabic, but I have had russian and hebrew programs run under dos, using a TSR driver. it's a small piece of software that loads into memory and changes the display of the language specific ascii chars to the language you need look for something like that in …

[QUOTE=Moehang;735040]I creating a file server for a client, I want to set up RAID 1. However, I'd like HD0 (aprox. 2 40-80 GB drives) for the OS. [/QUOTE] what exactly are you going to use for the OS? 2x 80Gb drives in Raid1, or did I not get you correctly? …

I see two "do"s and only one "done"

with three drives the only options are raid1+HS, raid0 or raid5 raid0 will be fastest, raid1+HS will be the most redundant

webex or logmein. but if you have the branches connected via p2p vpn, you can simply use RDP or VNC

as a free server I'd recommend Debian. Especially if this is going to be a node in a cluster or an MTA server.

disable caching of mailboxes while working in a LAN - things will update much faster

are you expecting a ready script? if so, seach on google. if not, and you have a script that doesn't work, post it here, and we will try to see if we can help fix it

I'm no expert, but our developers used to bundle everything using installation managers there are free managers available I think

just redirect the output to the remote system log file

you need a server, or appliance that is capable of network load balancing, whether it's a basic DNS round robin, or something more advanced. you cannot team GPRS connections, teaming is for server level NICs that support it, and link aggregation also requires a switch that would support that.

what server brand is this?

add an A record for webmail in the DNS

if you need to monitor the desktop, you will need one type of software. but if you want to monitor the browsing activity, you can either check the IE history, or set up a proxy, and monitor the logs

had to pull quite a few overnighters in server rooms and datacentres, I do not envy you

call Dell support. you probably need a bios update

fake cisco switches :) how cute

sounds like a DNS issue to me what does [CODE]nslookup servername[/CODE] output?

can you please google before asking questions on the forum?

wha?

could be that your user doesn't have the correct permissions for the paths use the SET command to configure your environment set path=c:\;c:\windows; ... set prompt=$p$g and so on

have you tried reading the manuals or googling, before posting?

perfmon for windows, any custom script for linux/unix

by using google

look into setting up samba if you want a GUI - install SWAT or WEBMIN

first of all [CODE]netsh int ip set chimney disabled[/CODE] 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 some text, does it work?

the right answer to that kind of question: in 5 years I see myself in same type of position, but with greater responsibility and much more knowledge.

in Active Directory Users and Computers, right click the domain name but the better way is to download and install GPMC

master browser issues. [url]http://www.google.com/search?q=troubleshoot+master+browser+workgroup[/url]

everything depends on the way your VPN is set up

most software can be found through the repositories

locate will work only if you use updatedb before that also whereis and which commands are OK basically, most commands are in /sbin and /usr/bin so no need to look for them. if you don't know what command you need, use google.com/linux to look for a certain functionality

are you sure you need a domain? the closest you can get to AD functionality with linux would be by using OpenLDAP, but it is not a trivial task to set it up. anyhow, ftp, http, print, nfs, smb services are not distro dependant, they can run on any distro. …

do you have the domain registered?

[url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa967394.aspx[/url] isn't that enough?

if you have ssh externally available, you can tunnel anything through it

portforward.com

[I]net send *[/I] is currently disabled by default as an option, because users are abusing it so instead of doing this, just install a mail service (Exchange?) and send emails to distribution lists

winventory ocs-ng or some of the proprietary stuff like ITA, Altiris, MOM/SMS...

[QUOTE=josbro79;678549]Hi, My question is whether or not i can install server 2003 over the top of windowx xp and then not have to reinstall the drivers on the computer.[/QUOTE] you can't [QUOTE]If not - could you give me a brief description of how i would have to install indows server …

should work on any *buntu btw, no need to reinstall - just remove the ubuntu-desktop metapackage, and install the xubuntu-desktop

configure RAS with NAT on the server. put the workstations in the domain for access

install vmware-server (free) on the XP system, inside the vmware create a VM and install as many other OS's as you need