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Have you used this yet? Any luck getting it to work properly?

Yes Good Point. If you could post part of your config that would better help.

Ok maybe the problem is more involved. I did a more basic query <cfquery name="getreport" datasource="FSDB"> SELECT * FROM ITEM_HISTORY </cfquery> <cfdump var="#getreport#"> Problem is that the target table is a linked ODBC table. Will coldfusion not work with this?

I am having a problem getting this query to work. Database type is Access. <cfquery name="getreport" datasource="FSDB"> SELECT DISTINCTROW (Right(Left([BODY1],13),8)) AS [NewOrder], Min(ITEM_HISTORY.DATE) AS [TranDate] INTO [BookingsTable] FROM ITEM_HISTORY WHERE (((ITEM_HISTORY.TRANS_ID) Like...

Try the No fixup protocol DNS

ISAuser: Sounds like a gateway issue or routing issue. Do you have a firewall? Are you translating a static for you address? You can do a NSlookup. That proves that whatever machine you are connected to for the lookup is abloe to get out fine. Are you using internal DNS? If you cant browse the...

I was in your situation. What I did was install and keep the new 2003 server in the same org. I moved the mailboxes over to the new server then all pub folders. Set up SMTP connector and just changed the static translation on my FW. Worked without a problem.

Create a cname in your local DNS Server for your external name. Point this to your internal server and then you should be in business

Create a cname in your local DNS Server for your external name. Point this to your internal server and thenyou should be in business

Just curious, If you have your own DNS Servers why are you pointing your SMTP connector to an external server?

Who are you using as a DNS Server? Another local server? or an ISPs Server?

Whats about service providers? Is there any good service providers to go through? If I had a T1 data line and a VoIP PBX could I just use that T1 for my outgoing local/long distance calls? Anybody know of any reliable VoIP providers?

Have you tried just restarting Exchange Services instead of reboot? I wonder if we could get this narrowed down to a service. Or instead of rebooting, try to do a IPconfig /flushdns from a comman prompt. Youve got me hooked on your problem again until another one of mine comes along.

Congrats

Why VoIP? Remote Locations and Phone Bill. Also the rebtal fee for our PBX is to much. Does Cisco have much support for exisiting analog lines?