Recent content by bcraig

For corporate reasons, I have had to switch to a Mac Powerbook, and I am still responsible to support a vfp backend application for one of our clients. It has an ASP frontend with ODBC connections into the tables. I was looking for a convenient way to make structural table changes from OS X...

Would anyone know of a browser based or mac os x compatible structure editor for vfp .dbf tables?

I have built a mac osx server network. I am running Server A, which has 10.3.4 server on it. I am using LDAP3 to authenticate my clients and assign them a home directory. I recently decided to build a second Server, Server B, and have my users split up on each machine. I can get both of these...

Is there a way to get the menu options on the actual application window instead of on the menu bar? I'm new to OS X and am having a time with the transition from Windows. Regards Brian

I have a weird issue that has turned up yesterday. I have a windows 2000 AD domain, with about 150 windows 98 clients, some XP clients and 2000 clients connecting to it. Yesterday at about 10am, user accounts started to get locked out for no reason. To the tune of about 5 every 30 mins or so...

Hmmm, I don't think I quite understand what you mean?

Hello! I have a weird problem. I have 2 sonicwall firewalls that I am trying to make VPN connections to a cisco PIX 520 (version 6.31) firewall. Each sonicwall has it's own separate network of computers behind it. The two networks are are not connected in any way to each other. Each Sonicwall 1...

BINGO! dsryan is right! In that rc.inet1 file, I have: # Edit for your setup. IPADDR="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" # REPLACE with YOUR IP address! NETMASK="255.255.255.0" # REPLACE with YOUR netmask! NETWORK="xxx.xxx.xxx.0" # REPLACE with YOUR network address! BROADCAST="xxx.xxx.xxx.255" # REPLACE...

If I cat /etc/issue it returns: Welcome to Linux 2.0.30.

/etc/issue.net No such file or directory

Hmmm, good question. I am not really linux savvy. How would I figure that out? uname -a just returns: Linux hostname 2.0.30 #5 Sun Jul 20 02:36:32 ADT 1997 i586

Hello! I have a REALLY old Linux box I am playing around with, it is running 2.0.30. I was wondering what file I change the IP address in to change the IP address of the server? I remember doing it years ago, but I'll be damned if I can remember what file to change it in. Thanks!

Issue resolved. Added the DNS Suffix to the DHCP server to push out to the clients, and the 98 machines now can ping testserver. Thanks all for the suggestions!

Ok, further digging and such, this is what I found out. I added the testserver host to my LAN AD Domain tree in the DNS server. So I have, under forward lookup zones, company domain (type active directory integrated), company.com (type Standard Primary), and comany.ca (type standard primary). I...

I have 4 different domains that my internal DNS server has records set up for. And no, when I go in and add a host record (A) to the domain, I can resolve testserver.domain.com but not testserver. You would think that it should, but it does not, and I am still at a loss as to the correct way to...