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It's not taking any commands. I did notice that if I click and hold on the window it stops scrolling until I release.

At this point I am assuming I need some sort of key combination to break out of this logging mode.

Thanks for the reply. I tried both and neither made a difference. When I try to type nothing shows up, just the logs scrolling by.

Ok, so I am connected to this PIX via a console cable and I start a hyperterminal session. All I see is the firewall logs scrolling past. I want to get out of that and get back to the CLI?

If you are using a tcp connector make sure you can ping the machine on the other end. You could have dropped the route out of the Exchange servers routing table.

We have recently completed our migration from NT4 to Win2k native mode. Due to recent changes in the organization we are now being directed to migrate from our own little corner of the world (meaning our own seperate domain) into the organizations Win2k domain. Can someone point me to some...

Is it possible to create a newsfeed style discussion board in the exchange public folders without replicating to an external newsfeed server? We are just looking for the discussion functionality without the actual nntp stuff. Thx Matic

Ok I think I've got it. In the MDBdata folder on the Exchange server there is a PRIV.PAT file, probably from a failed attempt to back it up with ARCserve, and I believe NTBACKUP sees that file and thinks that there is another backup taking place.

I get the following. Backup Status Operation: Backup Active backup destination: DLT Media name: "Media created 1/8/2004 at 8:22 AM" Backup of "*******\********\******\Directory" Backup set #1 on media #1 Backup description: "Set created 1/8/2004 at 8:22 AM&quot...

I also configured the client to use a WINS server and removed the DNS entry, did the same test. The sniffer trace show that NETBIOS Name Service traffic went to the WINS Server from the client, again resolving the name but the second nbtstat -r does not reflect said name resolution.

For some reason the IP stack on our Win2K machine's don't seem to be keeping statistics correctly, for example. Client machine, ip configured staticly with the DNS server entry also staticly configured. 1. Open a command prompt 2. type nbtstat -r. resolved by broadcast = 104, resolved by...

Heh, it just irritates me that I gotta jump through microsofts support hoops to get this fixed. Also, I was just wondering if it is a wide spread problem.

Here is the text, this problem is taking my IMC down about every half hour!! XADM: The Internet Mail Service Stops and Event ID 12800, 4182, and 4102 Error Messages Are Logged The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Exchange Server, versions 5.5, 5.5 SP1, 5.5 SP2, 5.5 SP3, 5.5...

Is anyone else seeing this besides me? It seems that it is a post service pack 4 hotfix to resolve this issue.