Recent content by davbar

Exactly which DN isn't working?

No way RPC service is diabled, just about everything else depends on it. But you might be on the right track with something that's disabled by sp2 that can be manually reenabled. David.

To set the time: STAD dd mm yyyy HH MM SS Then to print out the time to make sure it worked: TTAD David.

Thx guys, it's working now David.

Simple question from a very newbie user. How would one go about allowing multicasting between vlans? We have a catalyst 4000 and 3548 switches. Thanks, David.

Ok, now I'll ask what I was going to ask... What dns do you get with ipconfig /all for computers that work. It seems a bit weird to me that it's using external dns. Oh and see what happens when you use nslookup with www.yahoo.com. David.

Hmm..actually I was thinking name resolution, but then I saw the you can't ping internet servers by IP either...looks like I was barking up the wrong tree. David.

When you do an ipconfig /all what do you get under DNS servers? David.

Does anyone know how to enable permissions inheriting on all child objects WITHOUT removing explictly defined permission on them? thanks, David.

Could you describe the network infrastucture? All workstations and server go into one hub? David.

Hello All! Simple question. The time in the logs generated by ISA is off by 4 hours from the system time. How can I solve this? Oh and does that mean that the times in reports generated in the Monitoring section will be off as well? Thx in advance for any help, David.

That's interesting. Out of curiosity...I was under the impression that if OPT is set to CFF the NCOS of the station is used when call forwarding. Not so? David.

They show up in the DNS just fine and we don't particularly want the workstations to be able to browse other computers, we want to be able to browse and see the workstations (from the server). And they don't have hostfiles pointing to the servers, hmmm. But if there's no reason not to run the...

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;263558& That shows you how to set the timeout on cached DNS entries. So if you set it to one second, that will basically flush any cached DNS entries. Have you tried using a utility to do a DNS lookup? Since ping would look to other...

It says: There are no entries in the list. (which is true, the workstations don't have shares) Also computer browser is disabled on all the workstations is that normal in a domain setup? I did notice that when I turned Computer Broswer to automatic on a machine, all the computers in that VLAN...