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Jim: Thanks for your ideas. We have the system config'd to use ports that are not the default in PCAnywhere. The router/firewall has been verified so we covered that. I will be trying netstat to see if that points me in the right direction. I did find out that another similar server in another...

I built a W2K server recently to do two functions: 1- for off site remote access & file transfers 2- for use as a server for Federal Express Server software. PCAnywhere did accept TCP/IP connections but now that Fedex software is installed does not. My assumption is the Fedex software is...

Maybe I should clarify my question. The file copying I refer to is being done on the local machine, a W2K workstation. It's connected to my local home network, but the network is not involved. Files that are on the user's desktop that are being copied to another folder on the same machine take...

I've noticed that whenever I do a cut/copy & paste of a file from my W2K Prof Ed ws desktop, copy times are unbelievably slow. For example, moving a 10 meg file to another folder takes over three minutes. Copying the same file from the desktop to another folder inside Windows Explorer takes 1/2...

I had the same problem on the KT7A. Drivers were on a floppy disk but still wouldn't load. Just connect your drive to the IDE port first, do the install, then install the Highpoint driver in W2K. Shut down, move the cable over to the RAID connectors and reboot. Configure the drive you will boot...

Thanks for your post, Cryptospy. I signed myself on at the workstations as Admin, so rights are probably not the issue. When I try to run the .exe at the server, a message about 16 bit not being compatible etc, popped up.

My company uses an application called "Clippership" in the shipping dept. All of the data files and one of the main executables lives on a Win98 machine that currently acts as a server to 3 Clippership Win98 workstations. When I copied all the folders & files to a similar setup on the...