Recent content by Nemesis36

I have had 3 people advise that after coming off a domain and changing the ip address of a W2K machine, network objects seem to disappear. Any one seen this before and what was the work around? Thanks

Your on the right track suspecting an over heating CPU. Something else to look for is the computer's power supply. If the outputs are not correct and are degrading slowly, this can cause havoc on the system. It can even cause a false reset signal sensed by the motherboard because the power...

My company has a WAN in which we have one server in the UK and the other one at my office in the US. Both these servers were synced to each other with firewalls in front and exchangeservers for each location. The UK exchange server would forward on mail to my office's exchange server and...

Thanks for the reply, but it looks like I will take the firewall down, replace with one I built (I did not build the first one) and gut it open like a trout. Will let you know what spills out.

I have a NT Workstation 4.0 (SP6A) that seemed as if it was locked up when I attempted to log in as Administrator. The machine is a firewall and stays on all the time. After a reboot, the system will not allow me to the desktop by stating "unable to log in because netlogon service is not...

I have a NT Workstation 4.0 (SP6a) running as a firewall using CkeckPoint. I came in today and tried to log in but control/alt/delete would not bring up the log on prompt. I restarted the machine and now when it boots up I get an error that says "RpcSs.exe failed to initialize". After...

Thanks very much! That was the trick, there was no entry in the file for the third machine. I pasted your message to my client and he had it working in about 5 mins!! Once again thank you!!!!

I have a client who is using 3 of my company's graphics computers (sort of unix based os) and they have a Linux server. Two of the machines can access the server with no problem, but the third machine can not get the directory like the other two machines. And if you take the host name and ip...