Recent content by Bluenose

We have just done this by using clustering and implementing EAS email archiving by Zantaz. 3 months is pushing it a bit unless you are very experienced or get some outside help.

That will change the default directory on drive S:. You need to change drives as well by typing s: as a separate command.

Its in the group policy settings - see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q274152 saves me typing it all in.

Just create a profile that you want i.e. all the options configured and then copy it to each users profile area on the server.

This might be relevant? Apparently you may have too many scheduled tasks? http://www.msusenet.com/archive/index.php/t-2179042.html

The laptop can only have 1 primary logon domain so you can't just add your domain in. The laptop will have a list of domains only because there are trust relationships with its primary logon domain.

Be aware of version 4.90 though. We had problems in getting it to work with NetWare 3.12. Upgrading to 4.91 resolved the problems.

Sounds like you may now have simple file sharing enabled. Try looking under Folder Options - View in Windows Explorer. Simple file sharing is right at the bottom of the list.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315231 Also set the domain name in DefaultDomainName

What version of the client are you using? Is it the Microsoft or Novell one?

Yes you will need to put reservations on both servers.

Q823166 is a Microsoft article. Its an Exchange info article but it has several links.

Sorry I can't give you an answer why but I had the same problem with the newer client. I reverted back to 4.83 SP2

Have you tried deleting them from the command prompt?

As you've probably found out deleting the .PWL file will allow you to delete the password in Windows 95/98. You can avoid the need for a password by setting the password to 'blank'. Windows 98 will not then prompt at the next reboot. For other versions of Windows see M$ article 315231 to enable...