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We had that happen here and it was on XP SP2 with the firewall turned on. Once the firewall was turned off it went away.

In short, add ".local" to the SMTP address and it will render it useless from the outside world.

Thanks for the post - you answered most of my questions. We do in fact have 3 ML350s and now I can see what you mean about converting them.

We are about to purchase a new database server. It will be our 6th server. We purchase a new one every year, so the servers are of varying ages and configurations, though all are HP or Compaq. Is it a good idea to think about transitioning to rack servers rather than this array of towers now...

Not sure if it's the same problem but when I first installed a GFI client on my XP workstation (which also runs Crystal 8.5) I kept getting print spooler crashes. Turned out the GFI client install created a local fax object as well as the server fax object on my PC. Once I got rid of the local...

We are running Symantec's AVF for Exchange and are having trouble with the mailbox scanning feature. The only mailbox that it will scan is the administrator's mailbox. Any ideas what security settings I should look at? It's Symantec AVF version 3.x on Windows 2000 server/Exchange 2000.

Whre can I get a copy of the latest version of NDS for NT. Can I use it for Windows 2000 server too? Thx.

My HP Surestore 6000 tape backup is not working after applying Netware 4.11 SP9. Does anyone know which driver I should be using?

We have two apps here that use CR. One uses version 5 and one uses 6. Our reports were OK until the last update of the one using CR 5. On one machine I was able to re-run the app install that includes CR 6 reports and everything was fine. On 2 other machines, I can't get a date to appear in...

How do I change the username that comes up in the Win95 Novell client logon screen? It keeps defaulting to 'admin" which I used to install windows.

If the field is something you can put in its own details section, you can set the format for that section to "suppress if blank." That's the easiest way.

Well I found the answer somewhere else, so I'll share. Boot from a floppy and then insert the diskette with the firmware files on it. Type mflash /n The /n overwrites the corrupted firmware.

While attempting to flash the firmware for an integrated NetRAID controller on an HP LH3, there was an error -"unable to read drive a:" Now when I try to flash the firmware I just get an error that says "No adapter is installed."