Recent content by l9nux

Do you know what the difficulty of the exam is like compared to my Windows 2000 / 2003 MCSE exams? Will my Active Directory knowledge help? -=L9NUX=- -= There's no place like 127.0.0.1 =-

Can anyone that have taken this exam recommend any good books or study guides? I'm about to start a new job and they want me to get a CCA qualification in Citrix Presentation Server. I'm already an MCSE, but have never done any Citrix training as it's been self-taught. They also want me to do...

As far as I know there were not printers connected, but the odd thing is that every single client gets these printers installed as HP Colour LaserJet PS. We don't even have these printers! I have rebooted the server, and they still appear. Very strange, but I really need to stop this happening...

I've got a problem with Citrix auto created client printers. For some reason, all of my clients are getting printers auto created that aren't even connected. Everybody gets the same printers on USB1, COM1, COM2 and UPD:PS. Has anyone seen this before? I can disable auto created client printers...

Although nobody bothered to reply to this post! Here's what I found it to be... Although I'd let the ports through with ACL's, there was no inspection list OUT on the LAN interface. Now I've added an outbound inspection list it works a treat! -=L9NUX=- -= There's no place like 127.0.0.1 =-

I've got a Cisco 2610 which I'm using as my DSL router / firewall, and I'm trying to connect to a remote PC running PCAnywhere. I know that the remote PC is working, so it's something I've done wrong in my IOS config. Can someone tell me if I've missed anything? First I setup IP NAT: ip nat...

I think this is a valid question. It's not a case of 'not realising' when an outbreak in present... I personally don't want the Nachi virus to cause McAfee to hammer my SMTP server with thousands of emails! This happened to me and our SMTP server crashed because McAfee on 200 computers kept...

Sorted the telnet problem! I couldn't telnet into the router on the other network because my ISA server firewall client was running! -=L9NUX=- -= There's no place like 127.0.0.1 =-

Ah ha! I've done it!! I've changed the configuration slightly, but I've had to add the appropriate routes! jguerra81, I have to have different IP's on each routers ethernet0/0 interface because that's the IP subnet of each network. I didn't realise that the ip addresses for the serial...

Hi, I'm a complete newbie to Cisco so I'd really apreciate any help here... I need help in setting up my practice lab which consists of 2 x Cisco 2610 routers each with an ethernet and a serial interface. I've got a DB60 DCE/DTE cable, and I want to emulate a leased line. Are there any good...

Follow these instructions carefully and you'll sucessfully remove the blaster virus from your computer. If at any time you get the shutdown message you can stop it by going to Start > Run and type shutdown -a. Press enter, and this will abort any shutdown currently in progress. 1) If you see...

This happened to me TWICE! with my Maxtor 200Gb hard drive, and I too lost all my data. The reason was down to overheating. My drive was getting VERY hot, since my disaster I've put two 5cm fans on the back of my case drawing air out, and a big 8cm fan on the front drawing air into the case...

I think you're right about the second question, as some of our financial software only works with local admin rights. I might try and add a Kix script to do the job of group membership, so when users log on it will add domain users to the local admin group. Thanks. -=L9NUX=- -= There's no...

If I understand correctly, you don't have Active Directory and you are using Windows 2000 Pro clients to log on to NT4? In this case you'll need System Policies. -=L9NUX=- -= There's no place like 127.0.0.1 =-

It'll be useful to know how you manage your internet access, are you using Proxy or Wingate? If so then look at something like WebSense or Surfcontrol. With that you can allow or deny internet access depending on IP, logged on user, or PC. You can even restrict access to certain websites...