Recent content by MattWray

Well apparently after working with Symantec support for several hours, using GRT across the network to a NAS is a very buggy application. Luckily for us, our NAS happens to run Storage Server 2008. So I created an iSCSI target and carved them a chunk of storage. Added it onto the backup server...

Keep in mind I am somewhat of a novice with Backup Exec, I know enough to be dangerous. :) We are running Exchange 2003, and Backup Exec 12.5. I am using backup to disk folders on a Windows Storage Server 2008 NAS device. I had originally configured full and incremental backups, but found that...

Have you tried booting to safe mode? Maybe from there you can restore the patches manually. Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

The 60/12 list is 2995.00 What kind of phones? List price for a 60/12, 20 230 phones, mbx/ext licenses should be roughly $12,175.00 If they are charging more, find out why. If they are screwing you, contact ShoreTel and tell them. They will put you in touch with a different partner and deal...

I don't know of a way to do it how you are looking for, but I do know of a workaround. You can download a free program called Policymaker Registry something or other from Desktop standard. With this program, you can edit HKCU registry settings and enforce them via GPO's. It adds right into the...

The prices we pay are less than the ones on the pdf that was the top hit. You were probably quoted list. Have you negoatiated any of the pricing yet? Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

Doesn't sound familiar, but you might try posting the exact message you get. Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

Sounds like 1 may have been the data collector. From CMC, if you right-click your farm name and go to properties, then highlight Zones and expand your zone you will see the server preferences. If it has a blue check and is bold it is the data collector. I believe all you have to do is...

We publish ours over Citrix, but that has its own share of trials to go through. Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

I would try having them change user mode before and after the update to see if it makes any difference. From command line change user /install user session is ready to install applications change user /execute user session is ready to execute applications No idea if that would make any...

Here is a thread from Google Groups that makes it sound as if your dr watson is corrupt.. http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.server.general/browse_frm/thread/91be7ab030e94080/e88ec93e5ed216a3%23e88ec93e5ed216a3 Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

Is there not a way to turn off the auto-update part? If you logon in install mode and turn it off, it should turn it off for everyone once back in execute mode. Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

You might try using Task Manager to see what the actual executable running is. Do you have cmd.exe allowed? Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

I use a combination of PRTG and Crannog. I have PRTG up running constantly so I can see if there is a problem. If I see something not right, I will drill down into Crannog to see exactly what and who is eating our bandwidth. Matt Wray www.sss-steel.com

I went through several possible solutions, but what I found that worked best and we are still using today several months later was: Install Call Manager on the console following the instructions from ShoreTel. Logon to the console and open Outlook to create the form. Without logging off...