Recent content by david817

Try doing it under domain admin

Is that domain admin or local admin?

Allow all internal to internal or your specific web server as a firewall rule.

Has the ISA got the right permissions? ie is it running under the system account? Cant remeber what the permissions actually were when I set it up

Have you done forest and domain prep first? Dave

Check the permissions first but if there is still a question look at the logins. David

I agree with steve it is a fairly simple setup if you follow the wizards and do evrything according to instructions Dave

Yep that worked fine but I have 400 kids trying to use p2p so had to have the router/gateway on a b class segment. I have had to change the config to stop the ie I have an a class and b class running on the network. Can look at the router and all mapping appears fine. Can connect internally...

I have had external access to our owa for a while but for various reasons i had to put another network card in with another ip address ie the first one which worked was in the 10 range and the second in the 172 range. Our ISP is now mapping the firewall to the 172 range and while I can connect...

I have had that problem and a number of tapes will only go slightly over the 36 g mark. My guess is that a lot of files are as compressed as they are going to get but I could be wrong. I ended getting more backup drives. Dave

I have an OU with all the computers in a given area in it. Under Group Policy : User Config : Windows Settings : Scripts (logon/logoff) I have pointed to the logon script. But it refuses to run .Have put it in the netlogon share and put it in its own share with everyone having full access to no...

Nope not really. I have got the script running on machines but not through a GPO. Am having a look at scriptlogic Thanks Dave

Check roaming and local profiles because they may still be holding it. David

PS substitute take out \\janus for a local machine

Here is a script I got earlier on today. You need to copy it into notepad and save as VBS then put it as a logof script ' RemovePrinterConnection.vbs - Windows logon script ' VBScript to - Network Printer ' Author Guy Thomas http://computerperformance.co.uk/ ' Version 1.4 - April 24th 2005 '...