Recent content by Joseandres

We recently setup a Dual Xeon Processor system here for Video over IP recording/processing but performance is poor. The system MB is using Intel Server Board, Dual Xeon 2.6GHZ Processors, 1 Gig RAM, S-ATA Drives. When compared to a Dell P4 2.6 single processor system, it's almost the same...

I read on the Microft website that Windows 2000 does not support directx on the secondary display adapte. I was not able to find the answer for XP. I have a video server with 2 video cards ( 1 Matrox dual-head video card, and 1 ATI Radeon 7500LE single monitor video card). I can view video on...

Jenlion, Thanks for you reply... We use a networked Video recording system that allows for monitoring 32 cameras simultanously (16 cameras in each monitor). When we setup a computer with 3 monitors (using a 2nd PCI network card, we cannot view any video on the 3rd because Windows does not...

I configured a Windows 2000 Pro PC with 2 video card (1 PCI-single monitor, 1 AGP w/dual monitor). We use a video monitoring application that runs on an extended desktop (dual monitor), that works fine. When we want to querry a camera, we have to minimize the monitoring application because the...

I solved the problem... The problem was as follows: I need to setup terminal services for a client who uses DSL at both locations. The domain sits behind a linksys router, and I needed to find a way to access it thru terminal services. Forwarding port 3389 on the router and making each remote...

SgtB... Thanks for your reply. The user is a domain user and cannot be made a domain admin. ----------- I tried to setup a vpn thru the internet by configuring Port Forwarding/trigering for ports: 47, 1723, 50 and 500 on the linksys router.. However, when I configured Routing and remote access...

I need to remote access a windows 2000 domain as a regular user, I can only login as an administrator to the domain using terminal services client. I need to be able to remotely add the user to the local computer PRINT OPERATOR'S group so that I don't get the message: "The local policy of...