Recent content by gconlon

W2K SP3 has caused this same problem with me and I found that the OS was not releasing the file after it had been opened with and software. Upgrade to SP4 and it will disappear

We use a Visual basic script and call this vbs from a batch file to solve this problem Sub LoopGroups() IF CheckGroup("IT") = "TRUE" Then WshShell.run "net use G: \\server\it" , 0, True Exit Sub End IF IF CheckGroup("Accounts") = "TRUE&quot...

if you can use something like a text editor in linus you can select and copy your configuration. open a connection to the router and go to config mode then paste back what is in memory. Thie will write back the configuration

if you try the following you will get the username note the pc number of the sender of the message 1 tracert pcnumber (This will give you the IP Address) 2 nbtstat -A IP Address will give you the logged on username

You need to set up an LMHOSTS file on your local machine with the IP Addresses of the resources you need to contact on the network. And you will need to statically assign yourself an unused ip address. This should allow the VPN to function properly

users can only log on locally if they are registered on the local workstation and their profile is available on the workstation. If you need to register users on the local workstations give them no rights to mess with the local settings. Have you tried policy editor

we had a similar problem and it turned out to be the wins database. You say you are using mostly DHCP. Are the workstations which do not use DHCP remaining on your domain? You probably have a corrupt WINS database. Try rebuilding the database on the backup controller and pointing workstations to...

I have Novell 5 on my server. My users are experiencing difficulties with Access 97 databases. They lose connection to the server when trying to open them. Their connection is not terminated on the server and they cannot log back in until server is rebooted. I have SP6 on the server. Can anyone...