How about this:
Add 31 * 7 to the date which is maximum of days per month times the number of months out plus one since we're going to use the first of that month. Can't really add to the month number since you could cross year boundary.
Concatenate a new date based on this future date using...
This is an inherited network and I'm working on using just one protocol.
Yes, the LAN Analyzer softer does packet sniffing. It is only demo-ware though and due to expire soon so I'm really trying to sell the boss on it before it's expired.
Yes I have a WINS server setup on the .1 segment...
Thank you for the considerate response. I've identified the problem and all of the components. I was trying to be brief so I didn't list those type of details. We know the Cisco router (identified by the mac address) is not causing this problem. I believe it to be an "echo" of a...
I'm on a segmented network, for brevity I'll call them .1 and .6 referring to the segments 192.168.1.x and 192.168.6.x
The .6 segment has a lot of broadcast traffic - considerably more than .1 - and it's slowing it down.
A couple of LAN analyzer software (demo) packages show "duplicate IP...
We currently use a huge line printer for various reports from the AIX 4.3.5 system. There are many custom COBOL programs and a menuing system allowing users to select a printer number. The line printer is leaving us. I have to create an alternative.
My idea is simply to send all output to a...
Have you tried to put the cursor at the end of the document with key combination Ctrl-End then use the Backspace key to delete any stray CR LF characters?
· Maximum filename component length is 255 characters, including NULL
· Maximum path length is 260 characters, including NULL (compared to 80 characters for a short name)
I experienced this same problem a year and a half ago. We bought 22 new HP Vectra VL 400. Two of them had this error. In the end it was IDE driver update that fixed it for me.
Kevin
Have you checked for "growing room" for your swap file? Have you limited your swap file in any way? Is the hard drive compressed? Do you have a default printer selected? All may cause named symptom.
Kevin
Okay, here's a trick: Use the regedit to modify/create the value. Then select Registry|Export Registry File... to export the key ...\Network\Logon to a *.reg file. Then modify the file and delete all of the values except for the required value (MustBeValidated) - you can use NotePad or WordPad...
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