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I agree with previous answers; wouldn't store sensitive configuration and information on a free online service. Check out FreeNAS. It's a mature OS product that allows you to create an in-house NAS on just about any hardware you have around. You can set up LDAP (to your AD or other source)...

Make sure it's a symbolic link first. ls -la will give you a detail listing. The listing for your ansys_inc should indicate it is symbolic: "l" as the first letter in the permissions list. If it is you simply "rm" the link. If ansys_inc has a size of 4096 it is a directory; do NOT remove it...

Here's a brief summary of what was going on (and things to check if you run in to these issues): Windows 2000 Server Failed to change to DST; this is the basic root cause of the main issues. Because the time between the domain controllers was an hour off the comm between them went bad...

I had to break down and call in the big dogs at MS Support. This particular client is a CPA firm. Can you guess what time of year it is for them? Not the best time to have this problem... KMCFERRIN: Thank you very much for posting up here and assisting. You're on the right track. I will post...

Just had a Vista box connect (DHCP) to the network and nslookup resolves just fine for him. The XP systems cannot resolve the 'short' names. I know the domain join uses FQN but there is most definitely a DNS issue here and I suspect it is the root cause of the XP system's inability to join the...

No go on the re-register. I did get closer to calling this an absolute DNS issue. I turned off DNS on the old server and now NSLOOKUP fails. When the old one was running I had resolution for everything. Now I get a timeout/server not found. nslookup fs2 results in: Server fs2.domain.net...

I have an interesting issue with a client network that I have been working on for about 20 hours now to no avail. I will try and keep this as brief as possible to get the ball rolling here: Original Client Configuration 1 Windows 2000 AD Mixed 2000 and XP workstations New Configuration A new...

I am having difficulty with NFS permissions on my SNAP server, specifically inherited permissions. I'll try to "write" you a picture... SNAP Server Details SNAP 4500 with 4 250G Drives, RAID 5 (VOL0) SNAP 10 expansion array with the same drive configuration (VOL2) VOL0 is setup with "Windows"...

Thanks Dean. I had a card, hdd, and software sent overnight to me. It just arrived. We are planning the replacement this afternoon in about 2 hours. I am going to pull the old drive and try the freezer trick first - it will only cost me a little time to try and may save me lots on the re-build...

Pulled the card out of the system and left it out for 20 minutes. Just put it back in and it hangs at "FOX Security Check". Everyone I talk to thinks it's the HDD...dang....now I have to find an old SCSI HDD. -T

Thanks for the info John. No, have not been able to get in to mail at any time. Here's the latest: LD 48 Disabled AML LD 32 STAT 10:: UNITS 4,5,12,13 IDLE BSC LOG IN I disabled the card and removed it - put it back in, hit reset right away, and then ran AX to watch. It got to PRM FOX Security...

No go so far. I'm officially at a loss. Maybe the HDD died. Is there some way to check that? And, to help further, what are layer 2 and 7 (LYR2, LYR7)? Thanks, T One more thing - where do I look to dicipher the error messages; like AML001 09, etc.?

Option 11c My mail card though doesn't have a power switch on it (I hear people talk about powering it down for a few minutes). I pulled the tape dr cable and ~think~ I got father along - the ACT light was steady green instead of slow blinking but still can't enable layer 7. LYR2 is OK ENL...

I am having the exact same issue this morning - I have tried the standard ENL AML commands - I'm going to try a few more things as well now - keep this topic alive - zabagar: if you found a solution, let us know. -T

Turns out I had the same problem as the link below. I made the change listed and it works now. http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=879269&SPID=798&page=1 yaaaaaaayyyyy -T